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Move over India - Manila is the new call centre capital of the world. With its English-speaking workforce, geopolitical stability and embracement of Western culture, the Philippines is fast becoming the world's hottest destination for call centres.
Established in just a decade, the outsourcing industry now employs 420,000 workers and accounts for five percent of the country's gross domestic product (GDP), or roughly $11bn in revenue.
The country is also an attractive backroom for small- to medium-sized companies in Western countries because it is a comfortable timezone to work in and there is cost savings of up to 70 percent.
While the Philippines leads other Asian outsourcing countries in voice oriented services- the country is looking to diversify and offer more complex creative services like animation, game development, copywriting, graphic and engineering design.
An estimated 80 percent of all call centres are in Manila, but outsourcing hubs are also opening in the provinces, bringing roads, airports and jobs to poor areas.
This offers new opportunities and starting salaries that are roughly 40 percent higher than the country's minimum wage.
While the Philippines leads other Asian outsourcing countries in voice-oriented services, the country is looking to diversify and offer more complex creative services such as animation, game development, copywriting, and graphic and engineering design.
While outsourcing has stopped a brain drain that affects other Asian countries, there are concerns that the growing industry will have an impact on other professions which need educated professionals.
But critics, including local industry leaders, argue that universities and the government have not done enough to foster innovation or to educate the emerging workforce in critical thinking.
With just five out of 100 job applicants making the cut as call centre workers, 101 East examines the limitations facing outsourcing in the Philippines.
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Staffordshire set for more snow, Met Office warns
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MORE snow is forecast to fall across Stoke-on-Trent and the wider Staffordshire area this evening and over the weekend.
The Met Office has issued another amber weather warning for today and Saturday, with as much as eight centimetres (close to three inches) likely to fall.
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Police tow the vehicle of Jeremiah Hollenbeck of Lebanon, Maine, who was arrested after Franklin police said he left his four children in the car in 97-degree heat Wednesday. DAN SEUFERT
Jeremiah Hollenbeck of Lebanon, Maine, was charged with four counts of endangering the welfare of a child, a charge of possession of stolen merchandise, and a felony charge of possession of a narcotic drug, said Franklin Police Sgt. Daniel Ball.
The children were checked for injuries at Franklin Regional Hospital but are all doing fine, Ball said.
Police went into the store to find the man, who store workers said was purchasing sandwich bags and multiple decks of playing cards.
Ball said the children could have suffered grave illness if left in a car without ventilation.
A store clerk, Joseph Kosits, said Hollenbeck had been inside the store, shopping casually, for 10 to 15 minutes.
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Bit silly going for the S-series when they're SVGA? We have recently bought about 8 Epson X11 projectors which the teachers think are simply fantastic - great image quality, clarity and brightness. To be fair, they are being compared to the old ones which were naff but even if reviewing as they are, they're still great units.
I wouldn't touch another SVGA projector now.. just not worth it.


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Autumn program guide delivery begins Thursday
The Naperville Park District Autumn 2014 Program Guide will be delivered to residents beginning Thursday, and autumn program registration for residents will begin at 8:30 a.m. Monday. All forms of registration will be accepted at that time, including online, phone and hard-copy forms. Nonresident registration begins at 8:30 a.m. July 24.
Residents who do not receive a guide by July 21 may call the Park District at 630-848-5000 to request redelivery.
Program Guides will be available for pick up starting July 21 at the following Park District locations:
Park District administration building, 320 W. Jackson Ave.
Alfred Rubin Riverwalk Community Center, 305 W. Jackson Ave.
95th Street Center, 2244 W. 95th St.
Barn Recreation Center, 421 W. Martin Ave.
South Maintenance Facility, 3415 Book Road
Springbrook Golf Course, 2220 W. 83rd St.
Naperbrook Golf Course, 22204 W. 111th St.
Program Guides also will be available starting July 21 at the following community locations:
Naperville Municipal Center, 400 S. Eagle St.
Naper Boulevard Library, 2035 S. Naper Blvd.
Nichols Library, 200 W. Jefferson Ave.
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"Meet the Preserves" will take place from 2 to 6 p.m. Friday, July 18, at the Forest Preserve District of Will County's Whalon Lake Preserve, 1490 Royce Road, Naperville. Find out more about your favorite preserve and about the Forest Preserve District in general. Learn about programs and events, and discover the best places to fish, bike or fly a kite. The free program is open to all ages. Registration is not required. For information, visit ReconnectWithNature.org.
Four one-hour sessions of "Paddle the Preserves" will be offered on Friday, July 18, at the Forest Preserve District of Will County's Whalon Lake, 1490 Royce Road, Naperville. Sessions will be from 2 to 3 p.m., 3 to 4 p.m., 4 to 5 p.m. and 5 to 6 p.m. Equipment will be provided. The program is for ages 12 and older; ages 12 to 17 must be accompanied by a registered adult. Cost: $10 per person per session. Registration is required. Call 708-534-8499. For information, visit ReconnectWithNature.org.
"Private Kayak Instruction," is set for 2 to 6 p.m. Friday, July 18, at the Forest Preserve District of Will County's Whalon Lake, 1490 Royce Road, Naperville. Certified instructors will tailor an experience specifically for you. All of the necessary gear and equipment is provided. The program is for ages 12 and older; ages 12 to 17 must be accompanied by a registered adult. Cost: $40 per person per hour or $150 for private groups of 10. Registration is required. Call 708-534-8499. For information, visit ReconnectWithNature.org.
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The Forest Preserve District of DuPage County invites individuals, families, Scout troops, youth groups and other organizations to help weed, water, or collect and clean seeds at its native plant nursery at Blackwell Forest Preserve, 29w220 Mack Road in West Chicago, from 8 to 11 a.m. July 19, 23 and 28.
Nursery workdays are appropriate for ages 12 and older, but adults must accompany children younger than 16. To ensure adequate equipment is available, volunteers need to register in advance at 630-933-7681. Individuals should register five business days in advance; groups of five or more, 10 days. All volunteers must submit waivers and should dress to work outdoors in long pants and closed-toe shoes.
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text: This is probably one of the very first sessions, related to the category of Nude celebrities. At the time the photo of a Nude Julia BORDOVSKIKH made a lot of noise, well, was not taken before the celebrities show her naked body. Julia this was certainly a pioneer and has gained even more fans, but now not as talented TV presenter, and a beautiful woman. By today's standards, these photos can be described as rather modest, representatives of Playboy, did not manage to get him out of it completely, but nevertheless I thank them for that. So, not held basketball player, due to his talent and photographers and Playboy, was known and loved all over the world!


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Hi all! I've recently got into TT and I'm really enjoying it. I'm at like 33w/20l on normal blind and just made at ranked team that finished placement matches at 1230 elo. I know i'm no veteran and I'm probably just an average skill player, but my question is, where can I find more builds/guides and general strategies for 3's?
I'd love to improve my game and I know for 5's I get lots of ideas for higher level play and a sense of what champs are in a strong place from watching pro's and tournaments and such, but nothing like that exists for TT. Can anyone point me to some places with more than a tier list where I can learn more about higher skill level TT play?
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watch sam's stream and read over the teir list for 3v3, i find it helped me understand building team comps in 3v3
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Adam Lambert Approves of New 'Idol' Judges
Former 'American Idol' runner-up Adam Lambert has given his stamp of approval to the show's new judges.
The singer Lambert says Jennifer Lopez and Steven Tyler will make the show more credible:
"I think Steven Tyler's obviously an icon. I think it's really cool -- it will give it (the show) some cred. I think J-Lo gives them some cred. She's urban pop- hopefully they can find some urban pop artists."
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Meier's tribulations are recorded in his fascinating memoir of the project, Building the Getty, a fitfully revealing document that is by turns a professional autobiography, an exercise in spin control, and postpartum score-settling. Though Meier comes across as a sore winner—and Getty officials must be mortified—the book does accurately portray the kinds of problems that even eminent architects face as a matter of course but that were in this case magnified by the scope of the project.
The Getty's architectural selection process was not, strictly speaking, a competition, in that it did not require the thirty-three invited participants to present prospective schemes. Instead, candidates were interviewed to determine their attitudes toward the project, and their previous buildings were assessed (and, in the case of the seven semifinalists, visited by the committee). One reason for this more speculative approach was that the officials of the J. Paul Getty Trust, beneficiary of the oil tycoon's $700-million bequest (which grew to $1.7 billion when Texaco bought Getty Oil in 1983), had little idea of what they wanted. The old Getty Museum, an approximate replica of the ancient Roman Villa dei Papiri at Herculaneum, completed in 1974 on the expatriate billionaire's Malibu ranch, was a much-visited oddity but clearly inadequate for the leap into the international big leagues envisioned by Harold M. Williams, a former chairman of the Securities and Exchange Commission who was named in 1981 president and chief executive officer of the Getty Trust.
The broad spectrum of approaches the Getty considered ranged from the ascetic Minimalism of the Mexican master Luis Barragán and the flashy commercialism of the California firm Welton Becket to the postmodern Mannerism of Robert Venturi and Denise Scott Brown and the high-tech engineering of Sir Norman Foster. Also among the first group of thirty-three, but not the semifinalists, was the L.A.-based Frank Gehry, who by 1984 already had a strong following in avant-garde art and architecture circles, if not the international superstar status he now enjoys.
The more conservative members of the committee must have considered Gehry's exuberantly unconventional aesthetic to be antithetical to the sympathetic display of the Getty's traditional holdings—primarily Old Master paintings and Grande Epoque French decorative arts. (The Getty's Greek and Roman antiquities, it was eventually decided, were to remain at the Malibu villa, which is being remodeled by the architects Rodolfo Machado and Jorge Silvetti, and will reopen to the public in 2001.)
There are now good reasons to question why Meier was considered most suitable for the Getty job. For example, his contract with the Getty Trust stipulated that he not design one of his typical all-white schemes. Why, then, go to an architect who has done nothing but such work for decades? In the end, the exterior glare of the Getty Center as built is so strong that his slight modulation of tone, to off-white and beige, is of little consequence.
Even more pertinent is Meier's sense of the relation between art and architecture. Unlike most other architects, Meier has long harbored aspirations to being a painter, sculptor, and collagist, occasionally exhibiting his works. Like many of his co-professionals, Meier apparently does not want works of art to give his buildings undue competition. In one of the most revealing passages in his book, he rails against the Getty's decision to ask the artist Robert Irwin to design a garden for the Center. "What was most difficult for me in this whole affair," he writes, "was that Irwin was being treated as an artist while I was being relegated to the secondary status of architect."
Meier has always made much of his love for contemporary art—he has long been a friend of Frank Stella's—but his feelings toward the traditional works in the Getty's collection seem to have been quite another matter. In Building the Getty, Meier admits that when he went to Malibu to review the museum's holdings, he found the collection to be "an eccentric and oddly disjunctive combination," sentiments one can be certain he did not share with his potential employers.
During the 1980s, a decade of unprecedented museum-building activity, Meier began to specialize in that growing sector of practice. Before he received the Getty commission he had already been hired, between 1979 and 1982, to design the Frankfurt Museum of Decorative Arts, the High Museum in Atlanta, and an addition to the Des Moines Art Center. Those projects gave him the specific experience that clients want to be assured of before awarding a major project, the circular thinking being that only someone who has already designed a museum is qualified to design a museum.
In fact, Meier's first two museums do not serve either paintings or the decorative arts very well. The picture galleries of the High Museum are treated as subsidiary spaces shunted off from the proportionally dominant, glass-paneled entry rotunda, which is flooded with daylight and unusable for the display of works that require careful conservation.
The Frankfurt Museum of Decorative Arts is a handsome building, which takes its cues from the riverside Biedermeier villa next to it, and it is well-integrated into an overall scheme for a group of small museums. But in Meier's gleaming white galleries, the museum's collection of traditional German furniture and household objects (walnut wardrobes, stoneware jugs, and the like) is diminished by the perfectionist, clinical setting, and looks dingy. It is quite likely that the alarming effect of this installation prompted the Getty Museum staff to push for the appointment of a traditional interior design specialist to prevent a similar outcome in Los Angeles.
Accordingly, in 1989 the eclectic, French-born, architecturally trained decorator Thierry Despont was hired to design the Getty Museum's decorative arts galleries, which have a particularly fine collection of French furniture, and he subsequently moved on to choosing the background materials and colors for the picture and sculpture galleries as well. Meier was understandably angry, and indeed this misalliance was not unlike what might have occurred in the 1960s if the Kimbell Art Museum in Fort Worth had brought in Stéphane Boudin, that period's master of the French grand manner, to decorate the architecture of Louis Kahn. Despont does not have Boudin's talents, and his rooms devoted to eighteenth-century interiors at the Getty are objectionable not only because they seem bizarrely at odds with Meier's architectural setting but also because of their inherent vulgarity.
Despont's hand, however, is not unwelcome in the picture galleries, where subtle background colors—ranging from light gray-green to rich brown—of fabric and paint generally show off the paintings to good advantage. Most successful of all are the tinted plaster finishes of the sculpture galleries. To cite once more the precedent of the Kimbell—the Getty's closest analogue in its combination of a building by a major contemporary architect and an important collection of traditional artworks acquired in recent decades—there is no reason why Old Master art cannot be shown against walls that do not attempt to mimic those of European palaces.
And though Meier's talents are not of the same order as Kahn's, the painting and sculpture galleries work well for visitors in their layout and lighting, and in the way they are set up in a series of pavilions to allow frequent breaks from the long room-after-room march typical of many other museums. Some of the rooms are strangely proportioned—one vertiginous, 45-foot-high sculpture gallery dwarfs its contents, for example—but overall the museum is the best part of the Getty complex. Most of the rest feels uncomfortably like the command post of a multinational conglomerate.
Why, then, was Meier chosen in the first place? There is always an unspoken personal aspect to the selection of any architect, not surprising in an art form so dependent on personal and social relations. As the late architecture critic Reyner Banham, a member of the first Getty committee, wrote in an article that appeared shortly before Meier was named,
…the real, hidden agenda behind most architectural competitions is not so much to pick a design as to pick a designer…. In the two days of heavy interviewing and discussions, we came back to the personalities again and again.1
Or, as Banham put it even more pointedly in private conversation at the time, "It will come down to whom the Getty wants to eat with for the next ten years." His implication was that among the three finalists, neither the proper but rather stiff Fumihiko Maki nor the cantankerous Sir James Stirling (who died in 1992) was likely to be seen as an ideal long-term dinner companion.
Then there was the apparently pivotal role of Nancy Englander, the Getty Trust official who was in charge of "program analysis" and served on the nine-member committee that chose Meier from among the three finalists. (She and Harold Williams were also the non-voting members of the earlier group that selected the semifinalists.) According to a former close associate of Meier's, Ms. Englander, a friend of Meier's, "exerted enormous influence" in the ultimate decision to hire him. She left her position at the Getty in 1986 and later married Williams.
Meier is an architect of unquestionable gifts, and yet over the course of his career he has chosen to husband his skills with such cautiousness that his consistency now seems mere predictability. Ostensibly careful not to put a foot wrong, he has taken a narrow path that led him to the Getty, but once he got there he was unable to find much by way of fresh inspiration.
From the Getty's institutional point of view, the combination of dependability and the lack of surprise in Meier's work proved ideal. The Getty foundation does many admirable things: it publishes an important series of scholarly art history books and sponsors the most advanced research in the restoration and preservation of art objects. It distributes previously inaccessible archival material through computer technology, including, for example, the complete papers of Frank Lloyd Wright. (Use of that archive in Arizona had long required payment of an hourly research fee, a practice that inhibited Wright studies for many years.) Among academicians in art history and the humanities, an offer to become a fellow at the Getty Research Institute, with its immense library, ample services, and the agreeable climate of Southern California, is regarded as the intellectual's equivalent of winning the lottery.
But the Getty is also a bureaucracy, and it is quite likely that the prevailing opinion was that no one's position at the Trust would be adversely affected if Meier were in charge. But he wasn't, exactly. Many outside forces bore down on him during the planning and design phases of the project. They came from the Getty's competing fiefdoms; from the Brentwood Homeowners' Association, which exerted heavy political pressure on local zoning agencies to restrict the bulkiness of the buildings; and from the various consultants that the Getty Trust retained to oversee the complex operation (including a "work therapist"). It is little wonder that the Getty Center metamorphosed into Meier's camel, the proverbial beast designed by a committee.
Reyner Banham, "Who's King of the Mountain?" California, August 1984, p. 102.↩
Reyner Banham, "Who's King of the Mountain?" California, August 1984, p. 102.↩


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In the 2008 election, time to party like it's 1773
When the Boston Tea Party's presidential candidate Charles Jay went to register to vote in Florida this summer the clerk at the elections office wasn't sure what to do.
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When the Boston Tea Party's presidential candidate Charles Jay went to register to vote in Florida this summer the clerk at the elections office wasn't sure what to do.
"I've never heard of it," she said of his new political group, which joins the Christmas Party and Surfers Party of America among Florida's registered third parties.
Jay was unshaven and going on a few hours sleep, "I had to tell her, 'I'm the presidential candidate,'" he said.
Jay, 47, is on the ballot in Florida, Tennessee and Colorado. It is the first time his party has had a presidential nominee since Libertarians dissatisfied with their party formed it in 2006. And while Barack Obama's slogan is "Change we can believe in" and John McCain's is "Country first," Jay's party is telling voters that it is, "Time to party like it's 1773!"
"Obviously this is a party that wants low or no taxes, and I think we're just naturally rebellious," said Jay, linking his party to the colonists who tossed tea into the Boston harbor to protest British taxes. "We're bad boys and bad girls."
In speeches he often invokes colonists' cry, he said, "no taxation without representation."
Jay said he and his party, which counts 500 members nationwide on its Web site, also have one clear goal. What they want, their party's single-sentence platform, is to reduce the "size, scope and power of government at all levels."
Their four-point program is the same as former Republican primary candidate Ron Paul's: to bring troops home from Iraq and other locations around the globe; to repeal the USA Patriot Act and other laws the party believes infringe on privacy and civil liberties; to not increase the national debt; and to end taxpayer bailouts of corporations and corporate subsidies.
Jay, meanwhile, is frank about the fact he isn't a career politician. He has hosted radio shows, worked in television and promoted boxing. Now he lives in Hollywood, Fla., and develops content for companies' Web sites. He is not married and has no children.
Four years ago he ran as the presidential candidate for the Personal Choice Party along with Marilyn Chambers, who Jay describes by saying, "you know, the porn star." In Utah, the only state they were on the ballot, they got just shy of 1,000 votes.
This time he may do better. The party isn't on the ballot in Massachusetts, site of the original tea party, but it is on the ballot in Colorado.
"We don't have any oceans or harbors to keep the party alive, but they're on the ballot," said Rich Coolidge, a spokesman for the Colorado Secretary of State.
"It's not like we're going to win the election," said Thomas L. Knapp, who founded the party in 2006 and is now one of its four vice presidential nominees - a way to generate interest in some states by putting a local person on the ticket.
Jay said he's like any other candidate running in a race where an opponent is heavily favored - a Democrat in a heavily Republican district or vice versa. Like those candidates, his goal is to get people to hear his message and provoke people to think about their choices.
Currently the party has 51 registered voters in Florida - more than six other parties recognized by the state - but Jay said he'd be happy to get 5,000 votes nationwide. For him, it's a win just to be on three ballots, to be invited to third-party debates and to talk at a number of high schools.
Still, Jay isn't sure if he'll run again four years from now. Being a third-party candidate has been tiring. He has spent $4,000 of his own money on travel and things like campaign buttons. He answers his own e-mail and picks up his own suits from the dry cleaners. In early October, he was in Nashville rushing to a third-party candidate debate when all traffic stopped. McCain's motorcade needed to pass. Jay, sitting in his Dodge Stratus rental car, had to wait.
Earlier this month, he spoke to students at a South Florida middle school and took questions.
"Who do you want to win the presidential election?" one student asked him.
"I looked at the teacher," Jay said. "And said, 'I don't know if I want to answer that one.'"
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We got the chance to play the Xbox 360 version, and it was no surprise that the gameplay was pretty much identical to the PC version, which we got to play earlier this year. This is a team-based multiplayer game where you select to play as one of 10 distinct classes, each of which has a special role on the battlefield. The scout is lightning fast and armed with a shotgun, but if he's so much as sneezed on, he goes down. The soldier is tougher, carries a rocket launcher as a primary weapon, and a good beginning class. The heavy is the toughest and hardest hitting class on the battlefield but also the slowest. The pyro is deadly up close with his flamethrower but at a disadvantage at a distance. The sniper can hit from across the map, but you need to have some skill to use this class effectively. The demoman tosses grenades around. The medic can heal units and even make an ally temporarily invulnerable. The engineer can build weapons, health dispensers, and teleports around the level. Then there's the spy, who can disguise himself as a member of the other team and sneak up to deliver an instant kill from behind.
When all these classes are put into play, this can make for a crazy multiplayer game. The action is so over-the-top because explosions send guys hurling in the air or splattering them into a dozen pieces. The mode we played was a capture mode, where the goal is to control five points on the map. But the thing is that the points are arrayed in a linear manner, so to capture one point, you have to capture the point preceding it. If you're defending your last point, you can't rush behind the enemy and seize a point on the far side of the map because it's locked. This focuses the action on only a handful of points.
That would be plenty enough for most games, but Team Fortress 2 goes even further and has trains running through this level. Yeah, Halo and Gears of War have levels like that too, but in Team Fortress 2, it feels more like a cartoon sequence when someone gets run over. One nice twist that we discovered is that if time runs out and neither side has won the match, it goes into sudden death, which means there is no more respawning if you die. That's a fun way to come back and win because our team was getting kicked all over the place, but we managed to hold on to our last control point. That meant we went into sudden death, where the game got intensely conservative. You can't run into the open, die, and respawn anymore, so it's all about stalking your opponent. To prevent the match from turning into a camping festival where everyone is just waiting in ambush for the other team to make a move, there is a timer counting down, so you have to act. We managed to kill the other team, so even though we didn't control a majority of the capture points, we still won.
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Rebel forces in resource-rich eastern Democratic Republic of Congo said Tuesday they captured the city of Goma, amid fighting that aid workers said forced tens of thousands of people to flee.
"All of Goma is under the control" of the M23 rebels, including the airport, Lt. Col. Vianney Kazarama, a spokesman for the fighters, said in a phone interview. A corridor is being created to allow members of the national army to leave, he said. Army spokesman Col. Olivier Hamuli didn't answer two calls to his mobile phone seeking comment.
Congolese President Joseph Kabila appealed for calm and said "all options are still on the table" regarding how the government will respond. His comments, broadcast on state television, were recorded before he left for Kampala, the capital of neighboring Uganda, the broadcaster said. The interviewers in the video weren't aware Goma had fallen.
M23 resumed fighting against government forces last week, ending an unofficial three-month cease-fire. The renegade group is composed of soldiers who deserted Congo's army in April and is headed by Gen. Bosco Ntaganda, who is wanted by the International Criminal Court on war-crimes charges. At stake in the eastern part of Congo bordering Rwanda and Uganda are deposits of tin ore, gold, tungsten and coltan, a mineral used in laptops and mobile phones.
The city, about 1,031 miles east of Kinshasa, is situated on the border with Rwanda at the northern edge of Lake Kivu. Historically, it has been the main transit point for minerals from the region.
"Strategically, it's very important" for the M23, Koen Vlassenroot, the director of the Conflict Research Group at the University of Ghent in Belgium, said in a phone interview. "It's easier to control the territory they already have in the north and further south and west. Goma is also an important economic hub."
A U.N. group of experts monitoring Congo's arms embargo has accused Rwanda and Uganda of backing the rebels, allegations both governments deny.
"What we want is a negotiated settlement and we have made it clear both to government and the rebels," Asuman Kiyingi, Uganda's minister of state for regional affairs, said by phone from Kampala Tuesday.
In an interview on Congolese national television, Communication Minister Lambert Mende blamed Rwanda for the M23 advance, and said the government would negotiate with Rwanda and not the rebels. Congo and Rwanda have fought directly or by proxy since the late 1990s. A 2009 peace deal between Congo and Rwandan-backed rebels improved relations between the two countries until the M23 rebellion began seven months ago.
On Nov. 13, the U.N. imposed sanctions on M23 commander Colonel Sultani Makenga for violations of international law, including rape and the use of child soldiers. The council is planning more sanctions against M23 leaders.
Escalating violence around Goma, which is the capital of Congo's North Kivu province, forced about 60,000 people to flee a displacement camp in eastern Congo in panic, Medecins Sans Frontieres, the Geneva-based medical charity, said in an e-mailed statement.
U.N. peacekeepers remain in Goma to protect civilians, U.N. spokesman Madnodje Mounoubai said by phone from the capital, Kinshasa.
"We still have our people in place and we're carrying out our monitoring of human rights violations to make sure there is no violence against the people," he said. The peacekeepers won't attack the rebels "unless there is a direct threat to us, the civilians or to our installations."
The first M23 troops entered Goma last night, Kazarama said. "Our plan is to neutralize the government of Kabila," he said.
In Kinshasa, police used tear gas to disperse university students who gathered in a city square to protest Goma's fall.
"We wanted to protest peacefully, but our police stopped us," said Yannick, a student at the Institute Superior of Architecture and Urban Planning in Kinshasa who declined to give his full name for security reasons. "We realize that our government can no longer do anything about the situation in the east," he said, blaming the "international community" for not supporting the government.
In Kisangani, a city of about 800,000 in the center of the country, protesters set fire to the headquarters of Kabila's political party, the U.N.'s Mounoubai said.
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I watch it at the gym everyday because it is what is one. Hardball is bad, the Sharpton show is egregiously a shill for the Left, and there is another show right before those two that is just insufferable. MSNBC is the Media Conglomerate for the Far Left of Democratic Party... Its worse than Fox News, but then again that is kind of comparing the smell of Puke to Diahrrea to see which smells worse. The only things that tops these two is Salon Magazine.. yikes
I have never see Rachael Maddow's show, I have seen her on other programs like Meet the Press, she's a bright lady. But overall, from what I have seen MSNBC is not good.
BTW, I am a registred Democrat, former Registred Republican. Make of that what you will I guess....
I'll agree Sharpton's ****, I don't mind Hardball so much (Chris Matthews gets on my nerves at times, but he's not dumb), but worse than FOX news? Now, while i don't watch ALL of FOX news's shows, ive seen enough to know that sometimes they live in a different world. This is the network that brought you "Terrorist Fist Bump." Obviously, MSNBC's evening programing caters to the left, no doubt, i wouldnt turn on MSNBC for unbiased programming, but at least Rachel is smart and measured on her show.
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How powerful various whiffs can be!
I was reminded of this one recent Saturday at The Hilton hotel with my mother.
Twenty something of us attended a create your own perfume experience, followed by afternoon tea in the library.
Paper sticks were circulated, our eager noses trying to guess the smells, their place in society, and why we are drawn to certain odors.
Citrus, for the fun loving, adventurous spirit. Sandlewood, for the sensual, calming people in this world. Just a couple of the not so secret ingredients I concocted for my own personal perfume.
It was great way to spend a Saturday. And for the naming cermony of my navy atomiser, Blessings, was the chosen one.
Blessings, the title of the top table at our wedding. The top table full to the brim with special people, confirming I am truly blessed in this crazy life.
The strawberry and blackberry tart afterwards, washed down with mint tea, smelt pretty good too!
Welcome to the world according to me. It's a world of flying pink elephants and deep amber seas. Turquoise mountain tops and chocolate covered sunflowers. All it takes is a pinch of imagination and a dash of believing, and you can join me too....
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Ahhhhh...I feel blissful just by reading this post, you know? :-) And drooling over the pic...now I want some sweet snacks! :-D
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NEW YORK ( TheStreet) -- U.S. Food and Drug Administration chemist Cheng Yi Liang was charged by the Securities and Exchange Commission Tuesday with insider trading on information regarding upcoming FDA drug approval decisions.
The SEC alleges that Liang illegally generated more than $3.6 million in illicit profits by trading with advanced knowledge on at least 27 public FDA drug approval decisions involving 19 publicly traded companies.
According to the SEC's complaint filed in the U.S. District Court for the District of Maryland, Liang traded in advance of FDA announcements concerning both the approval of new drugs and negative FDA decisions.The complaint says that while working in the FDA's Center for Drug Evaluation and Research, Liang purchased shares for a profit before 19 positive FDA decision announcements and sold shares to avoid losses before two negative announcements. In January 2011, Liang made a profit of approximately $380,000 in less than 15 minutes when he traded in advance of an FDA announcement approving Clinical Data's (CLDA) application for the drug Viibryd, the SEC alleges. The SEC says that Liang used insider information about the FDA's review of Clinical Data's taken from the confidential FDA database to purchase more than 46,000 shares of Clinical Data at for more than $700,000. After the market closed on Friday, Jan. 21, the FDA announced its approval of Viibryd, sending Clinical Data's stock price up more than 67%. The next week Liang sold his Clinical Data position to make $380,000, the news release says. In an effort to conceal his insider trading, he allegedly traded in seven brokerage accounts under seven different names. The complaint names his wife, Yi Zhuge; his 84-year-old mother Hui Juan Chen; his son, Andrew Liang; and Shuhua Zhu, Zhongshan Chen and Honami Toda as the account holders for the seven trading accounts he used. The SEC complaint alleges that Liang used the profits garnered from his insider trading for his own personal benefit. Checks totaling at least $1.2 million were written from his trading accounts to him or his wife, and nearly $65,000 worth of checks were written from the accounts to purchase vehicles later registered to Liang and his wife, the SEC charges. --Written by Theresa McCabe in Boston.
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Grey's Anatomy Review: One Step At A Timeby Courtney Morrison at . Comments
One of the best things about Grey's Anatomy is that it shows us cases that are so intriguing and heartfelt that you can't change the channel. This is exactly what happened on the latest installment, "This Magic Moment."
The docs worked on a case of conjoined twins, while other drama continued around the hospital. What else is new, right? Time to discuss...
Separation. The big case this week involved conjoined twin girls. Richard snaking Alex's procedures? So not cool. Alex has always been the underdog, but it's about time for him to shine. This man needs some confidence - and a lady - now.
Arizona being a crazy monster led to the short scene of Calzona that we have had since the show returned. These two keep it light and funny and have been more enjoyable to watch in recent episodes than previous seasons.
The best part about this surgery? It got all the fifth years back in the gallery to complain about everyone else. It was pretty much awesome and they definitely don't do this enough anymore. Some of the better scenes are those of all the residents together... being residents.
One Step At A Time. Ben and Bailey are back! The two have gotten back together and are definitely a much better fit than she was with Eli. You have to give it to Ben, the guy is funny. Meredith as the buffer between these two was perfect. Bailey was right; she did used to have the husband/baby/career and she lost it. Now Meredith has it, so let's hope after all the stuff she has been through this will last. Having Meredith and Bailey work together now that the clinical trial mess has passed was fun. These two always play well off of each other and I wish they had more scenes together.
Bailey and Ben are super cute, though, and deserver their own official moniker. So let's heart it, Grey's fans. B Squared? The B Sharps? Hit up the Comments section with your suggestions!
The Continuing Death. This was something I did not expect. It had been two weeks since Henry had died and Teddy was still having Cristina on repeat explaining the surgery. It made sense. The two most perfect, anal, focused heart surgeons are so alike. Teddy has never been high on my list of favorite characters, but her friendship with Cristina has really made me like her much more.
Here is hoping these two can stand by each other, considering Teddy is now a widow and Cristina's marriage is shaky at best.
Side Notes
- How awkward was the small scene between Lexie and Sloan? I felt so terrible for her, especially after she spent all day updating the parents instead of operating on the twins.
- Meredith and Derek are the cutest parents ever! The video camera and Zola walking? Adorable.
- Ellen Pompeo is totally on her game this season. My girl crush is rising, quickly.
- Good for April for having a voice. I was getting a little tired of hearing the Henry Surgery on repeat too.
I mean c'mon, poor girl, she did everything she could do! But when Teddy said to Yang that she shouldn't blame herself, I smiled. And cried. Beautiful moment. I like Teddy more and more. Speaking of a beautiful moment; Zola. She's so cute! Love her.
And an awkward moment: Little Grey and McSteamy. Oh, how I felt so sorry for the girl! All she wants is Mark, and now that he is over her (probably not)..
I mean, even Derek noticed Lexie give Mark long stares in the OR... All I need now is some Little Grey and McSteamy love.
A GREAT episode!
I think this episode was one of the best one ever!
I loved the fact that Arizona was bossing everyone around; MONSTER!
And how Callie teasing her, I love those two. I love that Bailey and Meredith are becoming friends again, I like it that way, so tired of Bailey being so angry at Meredith.. And is it only me, or has Meredith put up her A game, she's good! I love her in this season, she's more mature, responsible, not that "me, me, me, me" thing anymore, and everything is good between her and McDreamy. Teddy making Christina repeat everything that happened in the OR when Harry died was crucial
This show is not what it used to be. It's as if they have run out of dialog. There are no more meaningful conversations. Only stupid surgeries. They had a conjoined surgery in season 2. It's as if they are re-running ideas because they have run out. It's time for Shonda to step aside or look for outside ideas. Somthing tells me her ego will keep that from happening until she runs this show into the ground. Also, the scene with Teddy...which didn't we hate her from Lipstick Jungle as that show was cancelled...but grilling Christina over and over...where would that ever happen in real life. Time to resort to dancing babies and computer generated frogs ala Allie McBeal. Oy!
when did this show get so pathetically ridiculous?? The characters used to be complex, quirky and smart. They look stupid and whiney.
Bailey's romantic storyline is SO boring. Teddy having Christina repeat the surgery over & over again was just plain weird, and Weber stealing Alex's surgeries was out of character for him. Did not like this episode at all!
I was so proud of April when she stud up to Teddy! She felt the pain and the torture, and who wouldn't blow up!?
Love the Alex & Chief chemistry!
Lexie so useless through the whole episode and than the blow up in the final moments!
I love THE SHEPARDS! What a great family! :DDDD
poor teddy, i guess no one understand her feelings. henry helped her get over owen. its actually a pretty big deal. he was the love of her life. i can totally understand her action, heck i might do the same.
The look as Lexi walked away said it all. Will we see a scene between them very soon mmmm maybe valentine's episode will Lexi be the babysitter for Sofia and Zola? while the adults have some *FUN*!
Webber in this episode was a butt, didn't like what he did to Alex at all, it is a teaching hospital not a i'm gonna steal your ground breaking shining moment hospital. Arizona was a bully, Callie put her back in her place at the end was hilarious.
Teddy/Cris repetitively going over Henry's operation, god damn i was annoyed after the 1st one, and would of ranted outta the OR on the second day and told Teddy to go have time off and grieve. Time to blow up at Owen now.
Loved McFamily, sort of scene's that you watch over and over. Mer/Zola in the viewing while watching daddy work was gorgeous and when everyone clapped at the success, Zola clapping 2 great.
Ben and Bailey=Benley. B Squared=Bones. I would of snapped as well, would love to see a scene of Ben/Tuck now playing with transformer's.
The repetition of Henry's surgery was maddening, but Cristina I gues unerstood why she had to do it. Teddy had to process everything as a surgeon as well as a wife. It was truly heartbreaking at the end. I say, more MerDer and Zola happiness, more cuteness I say! I for one am tired of Meredith being sad and tragic, give the girl some happiness for goodness sake!


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books on Orthodoxy and Christianity in Northern Europe - DanielM - 30-12-2010 09:53 PM
Hi Everyone
recently I have developed an interest in the spread of Christianity in the British Isles and Scandinavia, and was wondering if anyone on the forum could suggest any books or articles discussing the spread of Christ's message, and the practices of the early church.
I eventually want to look into the similarities of the Church at the time and the Orthodoxy we Practice today (Irish Desert seekers, Greek Monks in 5th Century Wales etc...) so any help would be much appreciated.
Yours in Christ,
Early Christianity in Britain - Severus - 01-01-2011 10:00 AM
The best general book about the development of Insular Christianity is Michelle P. Brown, "How Christianity Came to Britain and Ireland." It is scholarly, readable and beautifully illustrated. There is a review of this in Glastonbury Review 114. Be cautious about books which refer to 'the Celtic Church' as if it was a distinct denomination. Whilst there were undoubtedly Celtic churches they were very much part of the wider Christian world.
Charles Thomas, "Christianity in Roman Britain to AD 500" (1981) and Louis Gougaud, "Christianity in Celtic Lands" (1932) are sound and scholarly. Barbara Yorke, "The Conversion of Britain 600-800" deals with a later stage in the conversion but is sound and up to date scholarship (reviewed in GR 115) . Jacob G. Ghazarian, "The Mediterranean Legacy in Early Celtic Christianity" is not as crazy as its subtitle "A journey from Armenia to Ireland" makes it sound and has some interesting views (reviewed in GR 117).


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