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There ain't gonna be no fix'n PERS, not as long as the 800 pound vampire in the room is itself calling all the shots. The insatiable beast won't stop sucking the life-blood out of Oregon until it has collapsed every source possible.
Obviously, it should be apparent to anyone but a blinking idiot that products containing manipulated Nicotine, so as to further enhance a tobacco products addictive qualities, is, every bit as harmful as 'crack' or powder cocaine to the human body, if not, more so.
What! Oregon is in financial trouble and the speaker is injecting personal reasons to explain her stand! And this attitude from one who promised 'transparency and collaboration' if elected.
As predicted, the Oregon Demos are frightened by the prospect of losing union election support if they approve any bill that actually resembles any PERS reform. That certainly wasn't the tune back in early November, was it?
Oregon needs legislators that are not manipulated by public unions (or support union-written bills). Left to their own agenda, the unions will consume Oregon's budget until there is no more.
It's that selfish attitude that got us to this point, and the same attitude that will bankrupt the state.
To the unions -- how will you purchase those 'golden parachutes' (PERS) when the account is empty -- steal from one another?
"fix PERS" in great measure by delaying $350 million in"
It reminds me of a Federal law in 1954 I believe that allow some companies to pay taxes owned without penalty over a 30 year period. Thus why someone companies pay it off over a 30 year period, the government (lack of funds) borrows money at 7% interest to cover the lost during that period. By the time it is actually paid.. We might even be losing money as a Nation from the deal. not cool..
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She was born April 25, 1927, in Mechanic Falls, Maine. She was the daughter of the late Roy and Mary Jefferson, and was also preceded in death by three sisters and one brother.
She was preceded in death by her husband, Roland G. Bergeron, in 1992; and daughter, Sandra Timmerman, in 1994.
She had lived in Cleveland since 1953. Her husband had worked at Bowater Paper Co.
She dedicated her life to doing various volunteer work. She was a scout leader, and a leader for many years with Junior League Bowling.
For many years she was actively involved with her church, St. Therese of Lisieux Catholic Church. She served as secretary of Ways and Means along with being president of St. Therese Altar Society.
A white elephant store was opened for the poor under her direction. She was a Bradley Memorial Hospital volunteer for five years. She also worked with Progress for People taking care of the needs of 26 families in the surrounding area. She became the second president of the L.O.E. and served a period of two years.
She also served as a member of the board of directors of the Cleveland Boys Club. She also loved animals and was a member of the National Animal Society for many years. Recently she wanted to help the Ark of Cleveland, a wonderful organization.
After the death of her daughter, her grandsons became her life. She loved people and helped whenever she could.
She is survived by three grandsons: Chad and Adam Timmerman of Cleveland, and Shaun Timmerman of Knoxville; two great-grandsons: Brandon and Joshua Timmerman, of Knoxville; one nephew, Edward Small of Raleigh, N.C.; and two nieces: Starr Almond of Sanford, Maine, and Pamela Taylor of Danvers, Mass.
A graveside service will be conducted at 2 p.m. Friday, Jan. 25, 2013, at Sunset Memorial Gardens.
Donations may be made to St. Therese of Lisieux Catholic Church Building Fund, 900 Clingan Ridge Drive N.W, Cleveland TN 37312 or The Ark of Cleveland Inc., P.O. Box 2667, Cleveland TN.
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L'Athlétique d'Haiti | 'The soccer program is going to be back on track'
Boys at training, L'Athlétique d'Haiti, Port-au-Prince. (Photo courtesy L'Athlétique d'Haiti)
We interviewed Laura Anduze, international liaison for L'Athlétique d'Haiti, the youth soccer club and NGO founded in Cité Soleil, Port-au-Prince, in 1996 by Robert Duval. A native of Puerto Rico, Anduze was in San Juan securing assistance for L'Athlétique as well as longer-term sponsorship from Puerto Rico Islanders. Duval was in Washington, DC, when the earthquake hit Jan 12, meeting with the Inter-American Development Bank about regional sport development.
Interview with Laura Anduze, 22 January 2010
GG: What happened at the training center on the day of the earthquake and shortly after?
LA: [Duval] made sure his nuclear family was fine, then obviously he went looking for the children. The children had not been in the program since the day of the earthquake. They were there when the earthquake struck. It was at the end of the practice. The practice is an after-school program, so it's from 2 to 5. The majority of them were still on the site in Port-au-Prince. They were with their coaches who tried to retain them, and they couldn't. … So as much as the coaches pleaded with them to stay, the kids just wanted to go find their parents. So they left. Maybe a few of them stayed but the vast majority went back to their homes or wherever they live. Some sleep in the little slum houses, some live in the street, but they went back.
Then it took Bobby a couple of days to figure out where the kids were. It wasn't until [Jan 21] that 150 of them started coming back. They came with their families. There are currently 50 families living in the soccer field in tents. … Also we will have the kids who lost their parents or whose parents are displaced somewhere else in the country that cannot make it back. Some of the parents work in the countryside during the week and come back during the weekends. Maybe now they're separated from their kids and have no means of communicating or of coming back. So it's a very big responsibility because now we have to take care of the families.
GG: These families are located in Cité Soleil?
LA: They are in the training facility in Port-au-Prince where we have a big soccer field that accommodates on a regular day 700 kids playing in little groups. So imagine how big it is. It's huge. You could build a stadium there. It's one of the few flat, open spaces in Port-au-Prince. It's two miles from the airport, which is ideal for when they reopened the airport to get donations. Bobby can just hop on a truck and go pick them up. It's also an ideal site for an enormous number of people to be in a refugee camp, because there's a lot of space.
The soccer program is going to be back on track when this situation subsides. The priority is to have families sheltered from this terrible circumstance.
GG: You are anticipating a long-term process of recovery.
LA: The country went back to zero. Whatever had been built until this point has been destroyed. So they're back to square one. For L'Athlétique, for every organization, for every family in Haiti it has to be long-term. This is not going to be fixed in the next couple of weeks or years. It's going to take a long time.
Bobby commented that of the people working on the ground, the people that have been most available in helping at L'Athlétique are Doctors without Borders. They donated the tents. They have donated a lot of medications, foot supplies. So [Duval] is already set to accommodate a few more families, but we still need more donations. Right now I'm in Puerto Rico asking my fellow countrymen to help Haiti, because we are used to helping Haiti. We are both Caribbean nations, and people here have a culture of giving. We are sending things on boats that left today to the Dominican Republic.
GG: How has the existence of L'Athlétique helped you organize in the aftermath of a disaster?
LA: Bobby's program is extremely structured. The children know they can come back. They know they will get food. Bobby is a person who—just like he trains kids to be great players—he has a mind that works quickly. So when he realized the kids weren't on the site he went to the airport. He said, "I need to help somebody." He started helping international organizations. … He was helping people move around [Port-au-Prince] because all the streets are blocked. He knows the back roads, he knows the side roads, so he became instrumental for a lot of outsiders who came to help.
GG: Have these connections facilitated aid for L'Athlétique and Cité Soleil that might have been more difficult otherwise?
LA: I guess it's the club connection and [Duval's] personal connections. He builds relations with anybody that he needs. I am basically the face of L'Athlétique right now because Bobby is unreachable, people in Haiti are unreachable. I'm the contact in the US. I'm getting e-mails and calls from people all over the world—people that met Bobby in a tournament, who met him at the airport, who met him in school. In Puerto Rico, he lived here three years when his family was in exile because of the Duvalier dictatorship. The people who went to high school with him 30 years ago who have never seen him again are giving me $40,000, just for him, for L'Athlétique.
GG: How will the psychological needs of people at L'Athlétique be assessed?
LA: As soon as the kids come in, they will assess their state of well-being psychologically. Obviously these are children. It has affected everybody's psyche. Definitely the kids will need some psychological support.
GG: When requesting support, how do you balance the needs of L'Athlétique against those of Cité Soleil and Haiti as a whole?
LA: I think people are giving, and people are saturated now with everybody asking for donations. Most people gave right away when this happened. But some people don't even know where their funds went. What is the Red Cross doing with the five dollars I gave? Is it for overhead or will this translate to the children or to the people affected right away?
What I say is this man has been doing this for 15 years. There is a system that works, and this will translate directly to the children. … In my case it's a one-on-one effort and convincing [donors] that the money is going straight to the people, that Bobby doesn't have a salary, that I don't have a salary, that we only pay the coaches and that the rest is for food, structure and institutional support.
GG: What was the extent of the damage to L'Athlétique and surroundings?
LA: The wall that's around the field, that's the main thing. We need to rebuild the wall because the field is exposed right now. For safety reasons, especially inside feeding people, [people] are going to come in and out, because they're hungry. What Bobby was doing yesterday was asking the kids and coaches to pick up cement blocks that were in good condition so they can make a little fort around the kitchen. We can make sure that we feed one person at a time, so they have to make a line and not storm into the kitchen. So they're reusing the broken-down wall to re-create the structure and protect the kitchen and be able to feed people without any trouble.
GG: What is the situation with supplies: food, water, medicine?
LA: They have enough for a couple of days for the amount of people there right now. If the amount of people increases … we're going to need more food and more medical supplies and more tents.
Anduze said that L'Athlétique was seeking expedited nonprofit status in the United States. Information about donations is available here.


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Cleveland High put the pressure on Humphreys County from the opening tip and kept the pressure on for three quarters as they forced turnover after turnover on their way to a 64-27 victory.
With the win the Lady Wildcats improved to 12-8 overall with a 1-3 mark in Region 3-4A.
The Lady Wildcats jumped on the Cowgirls in the first quarter with a 17-0 run. Cleveland's defense held Humphreys' offense to just two points in the first quarter. The Cowgirls did not reach double-digit points until under 2:00 left in the second quarter.
Cleveland led Humphreys 44-10 at halftime.
"We really played well on defense tonight. We played hard and we played together. It was a total team effort tonight. If you are going to execute that run and jump defense everybody has to be on the same page otherwise you are going to look silly. We were on the same page tonight," said CHS Head Coach Jenny McCullough.
Defensively the Lady Wildcats racked up 24 steals with five blocks.
On the offensive end McCullough was pleased with the team's ability to share the basketball and shoot the ball, particularly from behind the three-point line.
"We shot it real well in the first half. I thought we really did a good job of moving the basketball and finding the open player," said McCullough.
The Lady Wildcats had 12 assists as a team and eight players scored four or more points in the game.
Chelsea Heffner led Cleveland with 13 points, six rebounds and five steals. Tonidra Blair finished with 12 points, six rebounds and four blocks, McKinnon Skeen had nine points, Brittany Thigpen scored eight points and Lauren Ashley Collins finished with seven points and 10 rebounds.
With the game under control the Lady Wildcats backed off the pressure in the fourth quarter and worked on zone defensive plays and half court offensive plays in preparation for Tuesday's showdown with Greenwood High.
The Lady Wildcats fell to Greenwood 46-32 the last time the two met, but McCullough feels the team has a good chance of getting a victory when they face the Lady Bulldogs this time.
"In that game we came out and played well in all the quarters except for one. We wanted to put together a four quarter game tonight as we get ready to face them Tuesday," said McCullough.
In the last game Cleveland trailed Greenwood 15-14 at halftime, but Greenwood outscored Cleveland 22-5 in the third quarter. Cleveland outscored Greenwood 13-9 in the fourth, but it was too little, too late.
Tuesday's game is scheduled for a 6 p.m. tip-off.


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Wesley Theological Seminary offers several housing options to its seminarians at a reasonable cost for our area. While the Seminary's academic campus serves as the primary hub for student interaction and community-building, our student residence halls also become natural extensions of the community life here at Wesley Seminary.
Wesley's on campus housing options can be divided into four categories for Master's candidates: Commuter Housing, Permanent Resident Housing for Single Students, Family & Married Student Housing, and Intentional Community Living at Mount Vernon Square. Wesley offers Doctor of Ministry Housing for January, May and June terms. For more information on housing during summer school sessions, please see Summer Housing. Our space on campus is limited and is filled on a first come, first served basis. You are encouraged to apply for housing if needed, however, regardless of how close you may be to the first day of class. For students interested in living locally off-campus, please explore our Off-Campus page which details these options. Check out our Housing Brochure for more information.
There are several housing options at Wesley Seminary, each with its own eligibility criteria.
Permanent Residency - To qualify for permanent campus housing in Birch, Carroll or the New Residence Halls on Wesley's campus, one must be a registered master's degree-seeking candidate and carry at least 7 hours of credit during fall and spring semesters. Residents of the NRH must also carry at least four cumulative hours of credit during summer terms. Birch and Carroll residents are not required to be registered for courses during summer terms.
Additionally, to qualify for campus housing in the Birch Intentional Living Community, students must commit to living in intentional community and an eleven month contract. Married couples without children are eligible for a one-bedroom or efficiency apartment in Birch Residence Hall, but non-student spouses must agree to be fully participating members of the intentional community, to include regular meetings and responsibilities. At this time, couples with children are unfortunately not eligible for housing in Birch Residence Hall.
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Re: Assault on Israeli embassy in Cairo?
Released on 2012-10-16 17:00 GMT
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put off elections. that could stoke the flames even more, but then again,
we're not really seeing them come forward with any clear plans to hold
these elections
From: "Kristen Cooper" <firstname.lastname@example.com>
To: "Analyst List" <email@example.com>
Sent: Saturday, September 10, 2011 10:44:08 AM
Subject: Re: Assault on Israeli embassy in Cairo?
Actually, it looks like its still a pretty big deal -
Israel's Ambassor and embassy staff have been flown back to Israel.
At least 3 Egyptians were killed and over a 1,000 injured.
People are still protesting and really pissed over what they see as
Egyptian troops killing Egyptians in defense of Israeli.
The SCAF has said it rejected an offer by PM Sharaf to resign.
In February everything was being spun as the military stepping in to say
the people. The protestors were welcoming them; the troops were careful
not to fire on protestors. It's not going to be good for Egyptian-Israeli
ties or for the SCAF to have the Egyptian public perceiving the army as
having killed its own citizens to protect Israeli diplomats.
Egyptians vent fury as troops defend Israel mission
10 Sep 2011 13:46
Source: reuters // Reuters
* More than 1,000 injured, 3 dead in violence
* Israel flew its ambassador out of Egypt
* Army rulers balance public fury, foreign policy goals
By Amena Bakr and Maha El Dahan
CAIRO, Sept 10 (Reuters) - Mustafa Yahya's mother wailed and tore her robe
in the Cairo hospital where her son's body lay in the morgue, accusing her
own country's troops of killing him as they defended Israel's embassy from
protesters overnight.
"To hell with Israel. Why is the army protecting Israel and killing my
children?" she screamed, voicing the popular anger that has been well and
truly unleashed since five Egyptian border guards were killed last month
in an Israeli operation against a cross-border militant raid.
The morgue where the body of Yahya's 24-year-old son was taken is close to
the scene of the violence, where spent bullet casings littered the street
and the whiff of teargas filled the air. Israel's ambassador was flown out
after protesters stormed the building housing its mission.
The violence, the second time such fierce scenes have flared outside the
mission, might have been avoided, analysts say.
"What happened was not a surprise, it reveals political mismanagement of
the crisis," said military analyst Safwat al-Zayaat.
But the fact it was not averted reflects the dilemma facing the army as it
grapples with governing Egypt after the fall of Hosni Mubarak, for whom a
1979 peace treaty with Israel was a pillar of the foreign policy that
secured him regional muscle.
"It is a difficult situation that needs some wisdom and perseverance to
deal with it," said Adel Soliman, director of the International Centre for
Future and Strategic Studies.
"Israel will try to make use of the situation to make the incident seem
very serious so that it can cover for the real issue that fuelled popular
anger," he said.
Egypt's ruling generals must balance calls for a tough response from an
increasingly assertive population angry at Israel's treatment of
Palestinians against the benefits of the treaty that guarantees billions
of dollars of U.S. military aid.
For some ordinary Egyptians, the solution is simple.
"We don't want the Americans' money," aid Mohi Alaa, 24, speaking after a
long night of protests outside the embassy.
When the border crisis erupted, Egypt briefly threatened to withdraw its
ambassador. But it never followed through. That jars with many Egyptians,
who have watched Turkey expel Israel's envoy in another feud while their
own country, which they see as a regional leader, has not.
"When the five Egyptians were killed at the border, Egypt could have at
least called its ambassador back from there for consultations or taken any
measure to reassure the public who are now comparing what their government
did and what Turkey did," military analyst Zayaat said.
The public mood was clear after Egypt put up a wall outside the embassy,
which is housed in the upper floors of a high-rise block.
No sooner was the barrier erected than it was defaced with graffiti, such
as "Egypt above all". On Friday, a group of about 20 protesters used metal
poles to batter it and gathered support from hundreds more as they
clambered over it with ropes to knock it over. "Tear it down," they
They had marched from a protest on the other side of the Nile in Tahrir
Square, the centre of the pro-democracy demonstrations that drove out
Mubarak on Feb. 11 and helped ignite the region.
Politicians and activists support the anti-Israel drive, but some
criticised the violence.
Presidential candidate Hamdeen Sabahy called for the army to take a
"serious stance matching the public anger" towards Israel, but said
violence sullied the image of Egypt's uprising.
The Health Ministry said 1,049 were injured and three people killed,
including one in Agouza where Mustafa Yahya's body was. The statement on
the state news agency did not name Yahya.
As well as wounded protesters, several police and troops near the embassy
nursed injuries. One soldier had a bandage round his head. A policeman had
a ripped shirt and his eye covered.
"We all have demands but this is not the way to get them," said police
officer Ibrahaim Mohamed, 25, with a bandaged arm.
Some Egyptians questioned whether the embassy building should have been
stormed at all.
"This is a normal reaction, but it should have limits. They shouldn't
storm the embassy, this gives a negative picture of Egypt to the entire
world," said a baker who did give his name.
And there were also those who sympathised with the challenge facing Field
Marshal Mohamed Hussein Tantawi, head of the ruling army council and the
armed forces Chief of Staff Sami Enan.
"They have been doing things for this country that nobody appreciates ...
but I have faith that the army will solve everything," said 48-year-old
cafA(c) owner Mahmoud Abbas Mahmoud. (Additional reporting by Seham
Eloraby; Writing by Edmund Blair; Editing by Ruth Pitchford)
On 9/9/11 9:11 PM, Michael Wilson wrote:
btw if anyone is wondering, shit seems over for now
Hundreds of troops deployed at Israela**s Cairo embassy
Published: 09.10.11, 03:30 / Israel News
Hundreds of soldiers and dozens of armored vehicles were deployed early
Saturday near the Israeli Embassy in Cairo after it was invaded by
protesters Friday night, an AFP correspondent said. (AFP)
On 9/9/11 9:09 PM, Chris Farnham wrote:
I'd be pissed off too if I watched soccer.
From: "Michael Wilson" <email@example.com>
To: "Analyst List" <firstname.lastname@example.com>
Sent: Saturday, 10 September, 2011 11:56:43 AM
Subject: Re: Assault on Israeli embassy in Cairo?
this is actually pretty interesting. They were able to tear down the
wall and get into the buidling and have thrown out papers, which some
say are just flyers but egyptian state media has said there are
confidential documents. Looks like only 20-30 actualy broke in but
hundreds to thousands were outide. The Israeli Ambassador fled back to
Israel and Ehud Barak apparently called Panetta asking him to help
protect the embassy. Police had reportedly stood by for quite a while
before breaking it up with teargas and rubber bullets. Egyptian Prime
Minister Essam Sharaf summoned his cabient crisis team and the
Interior Ministry put police on alert and cancelled police holidays
........And then there is this really interesting paragraph
Thousands of hardcore soccer fans a** known here as ultras a** were
for the first time a conspicuous, if not dominant, force in the
protests. They led the attacks on the Interior Ministry and the
security building near the Israeli Embassy. At the Interior Ministry,
groups of political activists were seen trying to form human barriers
to protect the building, urging protesters to retreat to the square
and chanting, a**Peacefully, peacefully.a**
The interesting question is if someone is using/paying off the soccer
fans to cause destruction for politcal purposes in order to cause a
political crisis...or on the flipside to give the egyptian state a
good reason to crackdown
Protest of Thousands in Cairo Turns Violent
Khaled Elfiqi/European Pressphoto Agency
Egyptian protesters dismantled a concrete wall which was in front of
the Israeli embassy in Cairo.
By DAVID D. KIRKPATRICK and HEBA AFIFY
Published: September 9, 2011
CAIRO a** A demonstration that brought tens of thousands to this
citya**s central Tahrir Square to reiterate the demands of the
Egyptian revolution turned violent on Friday, when thousands of people
tore down a protective wall around the Israeli Embassy, while others
defaced the headquarters of the Egyptian Interior Ministry.
Late in the evening, the Ministry of Health said that about 200 people
had been injured in clashes with the police at the Israeli Embassy and
that 31 were injured near the Interior Ministry. Protesters apparently
had scaled the walls of the Israeli Embassy to tear down its flag.
Mustafa el Sayed, 28, said he had been among about 20 protesters who
broke into the embassy. He showed a reporter video from a cellphone,
of protesters rummaging through papers and ransacking an office, and
he said they had briefly beaten up an Israeli employee they found
inside, before Egyptian soldiers stopped them. He said the soldiers
removed the protesters from the building, but let them go free.
By 11:30 p.m., about 50 trucks had arrived with Egyptian riot police
officers, who filled the surrounding streets with tear gas. Witnesses
said that protesters had set a kiosk on fire in front of a security
building near the embassy, and that the police had fired rubber
bullets to disperse the crowd from both buildings. In addition, a fire
broke out in the basement of the Interior Ministry, but it appeared to
have been started from the inside and not by the protesters
surrounding the building. The fire was in a room believed to store
criminal records.
The scale of the protests and the damage inflicted represented a
departure from the previously peaceful character of the demonstrations
staged periodically in Tahrir Square since the revolution in January
and February.
Organizers of Fridaya**s demonstrations had said they would call for a
list of familiar liberal goals, like retribution against former
President Hosni Mubarak and an end to military trials of civilians.
But thousands of people marched off from the square to express their
anger over disparate recent events, including a recent border skirmish
with Israel and a brawl between soccer fans and the police at a recent
Thousands of hardcore soccer fans a** known here as ultras a** were
for the first time a conspicuous, if not dominant, force in the
protests. They led the attacks on the Interior Ministry and the
security building near the Israeli Embassy. At the Interior Ministry,
groups of political activists were seen trying to form human barriers
to protect the building, urging protesters to retreat to the square
and chanting, a**Peacefully, peacefully.a**
The Israeli Embassy, which has been the site of several previous
demonstrations after Israeli armed forces accidentally killed three
Egyptian officers while chasing Palestinian militants near the border
last month, was an early target on Friday. In response to almost daily
protests since the border episode, the Egyptian authorities had built
a concrete wall surrounding the embassy, and by early afternoon
thousands of protesters, some equipped with hammers, were marching
toward the building to try to tear down the wall.
After using the hammers and broken poles to break through sections of
the wall, protesters began using ropes attached to cars to pull away
sections. By the end of the night, the wall was virtually demolished.
Two protesters then climbed up the building and took down the Israeli
flag, which had been replaced after a protester removed it three weeks
Egyptian military and security police officers largely stood by
without interfering with the demolition, though they clustered at the
entrance to the embassy to keep protesters out. The security forces
had pulled back from Tahrir Square and other areas before the start of
the day to avoid clashes with the protesters, although the military
had issued a stern warning on its Facebook page against property
Israel Radio interrupted its programming to report on the attack at
the embassy, Reuters reported. Citing Foreign Ministry officials, the
broadcast said that the Israeli ambassador was safely at his residence
and that Israel was in contact with the Egyptian government and others
about the episode. But by early Saturday, Egyptian airport officials
said that the Israeli ambassador was waiting for a military plane to
leave the country, The Associated Press reported.
Egyptians outside the embassy seized on the wall as a symbol. a**We
were attacked inside our own land,a** said Ahmed Abdel Mohsen, 26, a
government employee. a**They cana**t lock us out in a wall in our own
country. Nothing will stand in the way of Egyptians again.a**
The soccer fans, who dominated the assault on the Interior Ministry,
turned out in response to a melee with the police after a match on
Tuesday that left more than 100 people injured and more than 20 fans
arrested and jailed. The ultras have become increasingly engaged in
politics since the revolution, in which they played a major role in
defending Tahrir Square from plainclothes Mubarak supporters.
Police officials told an Egyptian state-run newspaper, Al Ahram, that
the ultras had attacked police officers with bottles and debris at the
match. But after the match, riot police officers attacked the fans.
By Friday night, a few hundred protesters had managed to pull down 9
of the 13 letters in the Arabic signs on the wall of the Interior
Ministry. And graffiti on the wall went far beyond the contentious
soccer brawl to attack the military council running the country in the
name of the revolution and its leader, Field Marshal Mohamed Hussein
a**Down with the traitorous council!a** some of the graffiti read.
a**Down with the Field Marshal.a**
The Muslim Brotherhood, the Islamic group that is Egypta**s
best-organized political force, had distanced itself from Fridaya**s
The demonstration took place against the backdrop of Mr. Mubaraka**s
trial, and one large sign featured his photo, a noose and the words
a**verdict of the people.a**
Liam Stack contributed reporting.
Egyptian protesters break into Israeli embassy building
9 September 2011 Last updated at 21:32 ET
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Protesters have broken into the building housing Israel's embassy in
Egypt's capital, Cairo, entering consular offices, officials said.
Police used tear gas and gunshots were heard nearby. The ambassador
has been taken to Cairo airport to be flown out of the country.
US President Barack Obama urged Egypt to protect the embassy after
Israel asked Washington for help.
The mission has seen protests amid a downturn in Egypt-Israel
Late on Friday hundreds of protesters destroyed a wall around the
embassy building before a group of about 30 broke in and threw
documents out of windows.
Reuters news agency quoted an Israeli official in Jerusalem as saying
that the documents appeared to be "pamphlets and forms kept at the
foyer". Egypt's state media said some of the documents were marked
An Israeli official told the BBC the intruders had entered consular
offices, but not the main embassy.
After initially standing by, police moved against the protesters,
firing tear gas. Several vehicles were set alight.
Live TV pictures in the early hours of Saturday showed protesters
throwing petrol bombs at police vans which drove at a crowd of people
to try to scatter them.
Shots were heard in the area but it is not clear who fired them. There
are reports a police station near the embassy was raided by
Egyptian state media said about 200 people had been injured in the
Egyptian protesters in the Israeli embassy building An Israeli
official said documents thrown by protesters appeared to be pamphlets
from the foyer
A statement from the office of Israeli Defence Minister Ehud Barak
said he had spoken with his US counterpart Leon Panetta and had "asked
them to protect the embassy from the demonstrators".
President Obama appealed to Egypt to honour its international
obligations and protect the embassy, the White House said in a
Mr Obama had spoken to Israeli Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu and
said the US was taking steps to help resolve the situation without
further violence, the statement added.
Israeli ambassador Yitzhak Levanon, his family and other embassy
officials have been flown out of the country on board a military
plane, Egyptian state TV reported.
Reuters said Egyptian Prime Minister Essam Sharaf had summoned his
cabinet crisis team while the interior ministry put police forces on
Peace treaty tested
There have been protests outside the embassy since the deaths on 18
August of five Egyptian policemen, allegedly at the hands of Israeli
Egyptian officials say the five were killed as Israeli forces chased
suspected militants across the border.
Gunmen had earlier that day attacked Israeli civilian buses near the
Red Sea resort of Eilat, killing eight people.
Hundreds of Egyptians protested outside the Israeli embassy in Cairo
the following night, burning the Israeli flag and demanding the
expulsion of the Israeli ambassador.
Cairo called the policemen's death "unacceptable". Israel did not
admit responsibility, but said the deaths were regretted. Israel's
defence minister said he had ordered a joint inquiry to be held with
the Egyptian army.
Correspondents say the incident marked a sharp escalation in tensions
between Israel and Egypt. Their 30-year-old peace treaty was already
being tested after the long-time Egyptian leader, Hosni Mubarak, was
forced from office earlier this year.
Under Mr Mubarak, ties between the two nations had been stable after a
history of conflict.
But his removal has sparked fears among Israeli officials that a less
amenable government could take charge in Cairo.
Egyptians break into Israel Embassy in Cairo
AYA BATRAWY, Associated Press THE ASSOCIATED PRESS STATEMENT OF NEWS
Sep. 9, 2011 7:41 PM ET
Some hundreds of Egyptian activists demolish a concrete wall built
around a building housing the Israeli embassy in Cairo, Egypt, to
protect it against demonstrators, as they raise their national Friday,
Sept. 9, 2011.
CAIRO (AP) a** A group of about 30 protesters broke into the Israeli
Embassy in Cairo Friday and dumped hundreds of documents out of the
windows after a day of demonstrations outside the building in which
crowds swinging sledge hammers and using their bare hands tore apart
the embassy's security wall.
Israel's ambassador, Yitzhak Levanon, his family and other embassy
staff were waiting at Cairo's airport for a military plane to evacuate
them, said airport officials who spoke on condition of anonymity
because they were not authorized to speak to the media.
Hundreds of protesters converged on the embassy throughout the
afternoon and into the night, tearing down large sections of the
graffiti-covered security wall outside the 21-story building housing
the embassy. Egyptian security forces made no attempt for hours to
Just before midnight, a group of protesters reached a room on one of
the embassy's lower floors at the top of the building and began
dumping Hebrew-language documents from the windows, said an Egyptian
security official who spoke on condition of anonymity because he was
not authorized to speak to the media.
In Jerusalem, an Israeli official confirmed the embassy had been
broken into, saying it appeared the group reached a waiting room on
the lower floor. He spoke on condition of anonymity because he was not
permitted to release the information.
No one answered the phone at the embassy late Friday.
Since the fall of Hosni Mubarak in February, calls have grown in Egypt
for ending the historic 1979 peace treaty with Israel, a pact that has
never had the support of ordinary Egyptians. Anger increased last
month after Israeli forces responding to a cross-border militant
attack mistakenly killed five Egyptian police officers near the
Several large protests have taken place outside the embassy in recent
months without serious incident. Friday's demonstration, however,
quickly escalated with crowds pummeling the security wall with sledge
hammers and tearing away large sections of the cement and metal
barrier, which was recently put up to better protect the site from
For the second time in less than a month, protesters were able to get
to the top of the building and pull down the Israeli flag.
Crowds outside the building photographed documents that drifted to the
ground and posted some of them online.
Protesters clashed with police and set fire to a police truck outside
the embassy. Crowds also tried to attack a nearby police station but
were turned back by security forces firing tear gas and warning shots.
State radio reported that one person died of a heart attack and that
163 people were injured.
Senior Israeli officials were holding discussions on the embassy
Israeli Defense Minster Ehud Barak said in a statement that he also
spoke with his American counterpart, Leon Panetta, and appealed to him
to do what he could to protect the embassy.
Thousands elsewhere protested for the first time in a month against
the country's military rulers.
Seven months after the popular uprising that drove Mubarak from power,
Egyptians are still pressing for a list of changes, including more
transparent trials of former regime figures accused of corruption and
a clear timetable for parliamentary elections.
Egyptians have grown increasingly distrustful of the Supreme Council
of the Armed Forces, which took control of the country when Mubarak
was forced out on Feb. 11 after nearly three decades in power. The
council, headed by Mubarak's defense minister, Field Marshall Hussein
Tantawi, has voiced its support for the revolution and those who
called for democracy and justice.
But activists accuse it of remaining too close to Mubarak's regime and
practicing similarly repressive policies, including abusing detainees.
The trials of thousands of civilians in military courts has also
angered activists.
"In the beginning we were with the military because they claimed to be
protectors of the revolution, but month after month nothing has
changed," said doctor Ghada Nimr, one of those who gathered in Tahrir
One banner in Cairo read, "Egyptians, come out of your homes, Tantawi
is Mubarak."
Demonstrators in Cairo also converged on the state TV building, a
central courthouse and the Interior Ministry, a hated symbol of abuses
by police and security forces under Mubarak. Protesters covered one of
the ministry's gates with graffiti and tore off parts of the large
ministry seal.
Protests also took place in Alexandria, Suez and several other cities.
About 850 people were killed in the early days of the Jan. 25-Feb. 11
uprising. Tantawi is scheduled to testify in Mubarak's trial in closed
sessions that begin Sunday. The 83-year-old Mubarak is on trial on
charges of complicity in the deaths of protesters, a charge that could
bring the death penalty.
The judge in the trial banned TV cameras from the courtroom during
this week's sessions, and starting Sunday the proceedings will be
closed to the media and the public.
The lack of transparency in trials of members of Mubarak's inner
circle has angered many in Egypt.
"These are all practices of the old regime: repression and restriction
on freedoms," said Cairo protester Khaled Abdel-Hamid.
Egypt PM summons crisis team to discuss violence
Sat Sep 10, 2011 12:14am GMT
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CAIRO, Sept 10 (Reuters) - Egyptian Prime Minister Essam Sharaf
summoned his cabient crisis team and the Interior Ministry put police
on alert and cancelled police holidays, state media said on Saturday,
following a wave of violence and attempts to storm the Israeli embassy
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I am considering getting Arkham Horror as is says for 1 to 4 players. Can anyone tell me how well this plays solitaire?
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Posted 22 November 2008 - 05:49 PM
Arkham will play up to 8 players.
It is a terrific game, and not easy to beat with 1 to 4 players, but will get easier with more players.
If you add in the expansions you have a great variety in the scope of the game and some variations that make the game even tougher (or easier, depending on which elements from the expansions you incorporate).
When playing solo it is often wise to play two characters, so you have more actions per turn to stand up against the spreading evil.
Playing solo can really let you hone in on the story of your character, or characters, as they save the world or descend into inevitable madness.
Posted 22 November 2008 - 06:09 PM
All my friends are Eurogamers and my girlfriend has no attention span. 98% of my games are played alone, with four investigators. I enjoy it (though it takes more time to set up than a video game) but even with my years of experience managing the game, it can be a little difficult keeping track of all the strategies with more than two investigators when you use all the expansions.
But, a 2-investigator session with just the base game is still very fun.
Posted 22 November 2008 - 06:16 PM
I've played a few solitaire games of AH, but I used two investigators, instead of one. I'm not convinced one investigator can consistently keep up with the doom track to avoid a final battle, and, when the final battle occurs, he will most likely be devoured. At least with two investigators, if one gets hung up (lost in time and space/arrested/insane/vomiting repeatedly because of noxious fumes in the Abyss), another investigator is possibly making some progress.
With two investigators in a solitaire game, I would also recommend picking at least one of the investigators (ideally, Mandy Thompson or Darrell Simmons). You can randomly draw the other.
As far as the game mechanics, it makes no difference to the Great Old One if there is one or more investigators. As long as he gets to eat dinner...you.
Posted 22 November 2008 - 08:55 PM
I run AH solitaire with 4 investigators. You can usually count on being able kill a couple of hours. At least in solitaire, you only have yourself to blame for a loss or you can do weird stuff, like have all 4 investigators working together to complete Join the Winning Team .
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Posted 22 November 2008 - 09:07 PM
I usually play three investigator solitaire. Back when there was only the base set, I would often do two player solitaire, but occasionally one player for a challenge (with the expansions, one player is no longer doable). Base set with CotDP 2 players is doable. With DH also, it's a challenge. With KiY and KH I started adding in a fourth character for a while, but then I got a better hang of it, and went back to 3. So, yeah, most of my games with AH have been solitaire, and I've been playing it for nearly three years? I actually get kindof annoyed when I play with other people :') because I'm used to the other investigators playing smart and cooperatively ;'D
Posted 22 November 2008 - 09:08 PM
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I am considering getting Arkham Horror as is says for 1 to 4 players. Can anyone tell me how well this plays solitaire?
Also, it's 1-8, although personally, I hate games with more than 3-4 other live players. I prefer games with 2-3 other humans, max.
Posted 22 November 2008 - 11:10 PM
I think more players is more fun, but others tend to get bored waiting for there turn.
And if you only have the base game, expect to win a lot with only 1 investigator (my personal experiance) if you have any of the small card expansions exepct to lose a lot. (when your using herald)
Posted 23 November 2008 - 12:13 AM
This game plays great solitaire. I don't usually play games alon but Arkham is my one major exception.
The game plays best with 4 so I usually run 4 characters. You don't have to play this way, you can certainly play with just 1 and still have a challenging game. With less, the main game will be harder but the final battle easier. the opposite is true with more players. With more, you can get an opportunity to explore a bit more and see the sdventure game within Arkham. That's why I prefer mulitple characters. And they aren't hard to run or keep straight.
Posted 23 November 2008 - 02:54 AM
If playing with others, we aim for four investigators as well and have always had really knife edge games that way. Playing solitaire is a great way to get the turn order figured out along with a few of the other rules that take a while to get just right. It's a great game but I don't think I played everything correctly until about 5 games or so.... . If playing solo I tend to use 3 or 4 investigators. Tried it with just one. Never again.
Posted 23 November 2008 - 03:12 AM
It does play well Solo,even with just 1 Inv.(especially in the Base game) .I often play
a solo game for a couple of weeks (a lot of times 20 minutes a night is all I can wotk in)
even if you never get to the GOO it an interesting ride.
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Posted 23 November 2008 - 04:49 AM
I have a pretty steady Arkham group, but we have not had the time to get together lately so I have been trying out Black Goat solo. Arkham works great as a solo game and I agree with the previous posters that 2 investigators when playing alone is best (I think 3 is my limit as I start forgetting things, after all working the board is almost like another "player").
Playing alone also give you a chance to workout different plans of attack and different game mechanics. For instance when playing the Black Goat I always took corruption cards just to see the effect. If I was playing in a group I might have avoided them.
Posted 23 November 2008 - 05:42 AM
Thank you all for your detailed answers. I will try to get this as my next game. I'll report back after trying it. That could be after the New Year, though.
Those here that know me will understand this - I'm already wondering how Doc Savage and his men or Hellboy and the BPRD will do against the horrors from out of time and space.
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Posted 23 November 2008 - 06:03 AM
I love playing solo and I also use 2 investigators, I'm going to try three at the moment, In my last session I always needed a investigator on the Dunwich Board to keep the house clean there, and use the other two for other objectives ;D
Posted 23 November 2008 - 09:01 AM
But what about truly "lovecroftian" case of one and lonely investigaor stumbling upon dark and sinister secret? Is it possoble to win such game? Does rules need any modifications?
Posted 23 November 2008 - 10:09 AM
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But what about truly "lovecroftian" case of one and lonely investigaor stumbling upon dark and sinister secret? Is it possoble to win such game? Does rules need any modifications?
It is probably possible (I havent tried) but i must say the game is going to be really harsh on you. Basically yu are losing out on a lot of possible actions to take during a turn. With 4 players you get 4 player turns before a mythos card and with 1 player you only get 1 player turn and then a mythos card. So basically it's ALMOST as hard as drawing 4 mythos cards each turn when playing with 4.
The only tactic i can think off from the top of my head is to stock up on items and fight the GOO. Which isnt that Horrific really. So uhmm to keep the focus on one investigator i'd suggest drawing a mythos card every other turn or maybe every three to get a more standard pacing.
Also it will still be a bit more difficult because you will still have only one investigator and thus are more prone to accidentaly die / get lost in time and space/ go insane etc. I mean it will eff up your plans much quicker without a second investigator as backup to keep things going.
I think its certainly doable and i think i can be lots of fun, i'd just tweak the pacing of the game a little. I'd probably really like the added tension of having only one investigator. So let us now ...
Posted 23 November 2008 - 10:47 AM
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For a one-investigator game, see if this Guardian works: http://boardgamegeek...1?size=original
Some decade, I'm going to have to try a one-invesitgator game on *only* the Dunwich Horror board.
With the Corruption cards, I'm thinking an entirely different take on solo play might be possible...
Posted 23 November 2008 - 10:58 AM
With only the base game of AH, one player is easy in my experiance, since death by gates opening is at 8, and it will be hard even with one for that to happen, so many gates open means a lot of surges, which leads to a lot of monsters in the outskirts, but again the outskirts limit is huge at 7. Once you seal of 1 or 2 high risk areas, the game slows down quite a bit, before you start sealing the rest of the gates.
In my experiance again...only once the AO awaken, and only cause I chose to just skip turns until he did, I was with the psychologist and the AO was Hastur, I figured killing him with my ability to heal 1 sanity a turn was a pretty good shot as long as the terror didn't go up to much. I had a shot gun as my first weapon, so 2 rounds of combat and I win.
Posted 23 November 2008 - 11:21 AM
How many Investigators would you suggest if I wanted to try a few of the League scenarios in solo?
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Richard Saunder's solo rules are well thought out and can be found at http://homepage.mac....inglePlayer.pdf


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Rockafellas delights diners by dishing up a menu of fresh steaks, seafood, and gourmet pizzas in a casual, historic setting. Stop by for lunch to try a fresh lobster roll ($17) or a Missing Staircase, a shredded-chicken panini named for the building's grand foyer staircase ($8), which was demolished after the simultaneous invention of fireman's poles and jetpacks. Evening eaters can placate their palates with entrees such as the 12-ounce, brown-sugar-smothered grilled harvest pork chop, which comes plated with cranberry chutney ($21), or the fresh crab-stuffed haddock, served buttered and lightly seasoned ($17).
Jocelyn's Restaurant's menus offer up healthy, reverently crafted Lebanese and American cuisine for lunch and dinner. Playful palates can begin a meal with bouncing kibbee balls, volleying seasoned ground beef, crushed wheat, and pine nuts and spiking hunger in the face ($8). Sea-sourced entrees include baked haddock topped with tahini, cilantro, garlic, and pine nuts ($18) and grilled shrimp skewers transfixing six jumbo shrimp with garlic-paprika spice ($21). Jocelyn's falafel plate satisfies stomachs with creamy ground chickpeas, seasoned and fried fava beans with tahini sauce, and promises of meat-free dreams ($15). The mixed mediterranean grill compiles one beef skewer, one chicken skewer, and two kafta skewers—a kebab comprising a mixture of lean ground beef and lamb—nicely charred over an open flame ($24).
Situated at the core of Davis Square, Diva Indian Bistro brims with the aromas of a menu that borrows from the culinary traditions of regions from Bangalore to Bombay. Beneath a bubbly goldenrod ceiling that looks like a collection of soft-lit skylights, patrons settle onto plump black benches to munch samosas and peruse offerings of lamb, seafood, beef, and tandoori dishes soaked in the warmth of the traditional clay oven. Saffron- and cardamom-scented basmati rice stars in biryani dishes, and dosas, a type of crepe crafted from rice and lentils, enclose chicken or veggie fillings alongside coconut chutney and lentil soup. The wall behind Diva's bar mimics the ceiling's rectangular bubble pattern in white, with a long row of blue glass bottles bisecting the surface. High black and chrome chairs slide up to the brushed-silver bar, where patrons murmur over cocktails and ice clicks occasionally like a tap dancer having a nice dream.