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News about Texas, including commentary and archival articles published in The New York Times.
Chronology of Coverage
Jan. 23, 2015
Brian Morgan, co-founder and commissioner of Texas Youth Football League, defends practice of letting young boys play dangerous and violent game after several of the association's teams were featured on reality show Friday Night Tykes, prompting criticism of youth leagues; despite controversy, popular show has actually boosted enrollment in TYFL. MORE
Jan. 21, 2015
Greg Abbott is sworn in as Texas' first new governor over a decade; echoes his predecessor, former Gov Rick Perry, by declaring he will secure state's border and continue an anti-Washington stance. MORE
Jan. 20, 2015
Plummeting oil prices have cast pall over gleeful mood in Midland, Texas, and elsewhere in state's oil belt; companies are scaling back projects and announcing layoffs; residents, long accustomed to cycles of boom and bust, are rolling out alternative plans to earn side income and save money. MORE
Jan. 20, 2015
Texas Gov Rick Perry, on his last full day in office, discusses his 14 years as governor and says he will decide within five months whether to run for president in 2016. MORE
Jan. 17, 2015
Gail Collins Op-Ed column examines actions and faux pas committed by Texas Gov Rick Perry during his years in office; notes that Perry has stepped down but has not further elucidated his potential presidential ambitions. MORE
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A Governor's Long Legacy of Brashness and Brawls
Rick Perry's record run in office has been marked by Texas' sharp growth and his aggressive personality.
December 28, 2014 usNewsArticles
Texas: Court Halts Execution
The Texas Court of Criminal Appeals called off Wednesday's execution of a man linked to five killings, though lawyers said the court did not immediately explain its decision.
January 28, 2015, Wednesday
Texas: Case Against Perry Stands
Judge Bert Richardson refused Tuesday to dismiss a felony abuse-of-power case against former Gov. Rick Perry, rejecting arguments that Mr. Perry was acting within his rights as chief executive when he carried out a veto threat.
January 28, 2015, Wednesday
Texas Chili Makes a Welcome Guest
A Texas chili, like all great beef stews, combines the fragrant spices of a tagine, the succulent beefiness of pot roast and the slurpy heat of a goulash. (Article plus video.)
January 28, 2015, Wednesday
Potential Perry Rivals #StandWithRick on Prosecution
Former Gov. Rick Perry's legal problems are not going away anytime soon, but potential Republican rivals — if he runs for president — are standing by his side.
January 27, 2015, Tuesday
Perry Finds an Admiring Audience on the Road in Iowa
Former Gov. Rick Perry of Texas wasted no time after leaving office to make a presidential pitch to voters in Iowa.
January 26, 2015, Monday
Today in Politics
Judgments are hardening about which Republican presidential hopefuls picked up momentum, and which didn't, after this weekend's Iowa Freedom Summit.
January 26, 2015, Monday
Future of Deion Sanders's School Is Weighed
The board of a Texas charter school co-founded by the Hall of Famer Deion Sanders is set to vote Monday on whether to surrender its charter, The Dallas Morning News reported.
January 25, 2015, Sunday
New to U.S., Sisters Help School Return to Dominance in a Flash
Thanks to two sisters from Mexico, the tradition-rich Levelland High School girls' basketball team, which has not won a Texas state title since 1997, is an up-tempo, high-scoring contender.
January 25, 2015, Sunday
Fort Hood Could Not Have Foreseen 2014 Gun Attack, Army Says
Officials at the base in central Texas could not have predicted a shooting rampage last year in part because the troubled soldier behind the attack gave no clear warning that he posed a threat, according to an Army report.
January 24, 2015, Saturday
Knocked for Risks, League Plays Defense
The Texas Youth Football Association fueled a debate about youth football and parenting after it was featured on "Friday Night Tykes," which has returned with some intensity toned down.
January 23, 2015, Friday
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Lone Star Candidate
This short documentary profiles Mike Minter, an underfunded Democrat who seeks election against a Republican incumbent in one of the most conservative districts of Texas.
How Guardrails Should Work
A 1999 crash test video by the Texas Transportation Institute shows how rail heads, or end terminals, are meant to push guardrails away from a car on impact
Officials on New Ebola Patient in Texas
Officials discuss a hospital worker in Dallas who has tested positive for Ebola.
Dallas Mayor on Ebola Patient's Death
Mayor Mike Rawlings of Dallas spoke after Thomas Eric Duncan died from the virus in a Texas hospital.
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In the season one finale of The Princess Diary, Cinderella stars Peter Bartlett and Harriet Harris bring hilarious auto-corrected texts to life. Tip of the hat to editor Santino Fontana and Laura Osnes for this wacky finale.
Scenes from the well-loved musical, now playing at the Minskoff Theatre.
March 18, 2010Kristin Chenoweth, Peter Gallagher, Andy Karl and more tell us what's in store for audiences as the train-set musical comedy On the Twentieth Century pulls into Broadway.
January 30, 2015Get a first look at the Broadway-bound musical based on the beloved film An American in Paris with creators Craig Lucas & Christopher Wheeldon. Click for more info!
November 14, 2014A video preview of the 1980s hard rock musical Rock of Ages.
May 4, 2009Broadway.com vloggers Frankie J. Grande, Brynn O'Malley, Alysha Umphress, James Monroe Iglehart, James Snyder, Sierra Boggess, Lesli Margherita, Kyle Dean Massey, Ramin Karimloo and Jessie Mueller look back on 2014!
December 29, 2014It was a special night at The Phantom of the Opera when Andrew Lloyd Webber and more were on hand to see Norm Lewis become the first African-American actor to play the title role on Broadway.
May 14, 2014Get a sneak peek at the national tour of I Love Lucy.
September 3, 2013Elphaba of "Wicked" sings "Defying Gravity"
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November 25, 2014Get a sneak peek of Anything Goes with the national tour commercial!
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The Muslims of Sri Lanka
June 18, 2009 by TMO · Leave a Comment
By Geoffrey Cook, MMNS
Oakland–It is scarcely known that there is an ample society of Muslims caught within the middle of Sri Lanka (Ceylon's) recent tragically war-torn civil insular nation-State.
There are three major groups of Muslims in that island's nation – the "Moors," Indian (originally from the Subcontinent) Muslims and the Malays. The two Islamic non-South Asian subminoritities – one from the Middle East and other from Southeastern Asia, with the long-standing immigrants from India, make up about the same percentage as European descendant settlers, the Burghers at 8%. The rest of the population is made up of the ultra-orthodox Hindus in the Tamil areas, and the majority 70% are Buddhists. The total population of all main groupings within the island is between 19 through 21 million (2009) persons. In 2005, the Islamic "Moors" represented 2 million of these souls. The "Moors" were descended from a troupe of traders from the Arabian Peninsula, who came to Colombo's island between the Eighteenth until the Fifteenth Century (CE) supposedly (by tradition) from the Arabian Peninsula. In fact, one source I evaluated claimed that the "Moors were traversing the Indian Ocean between Lanka and Mecca before the Hijra (622 CE). Nonetheless, the "Moors" had settled partially on Lanka bringing Islam to their ancient culture to the island. Yet, the earliest came late in the Seventh Century as traders between the Middle East and South Asia. Yet, most did not settle down on this Southern Asian Island, and took up the culture of the Tamils after they established a permanent residence upon the soil. Although they first employed Tamil as their "Father" tongue — that parole (speech) used outside the house — (they soon devised Awi, which, in turn has become archaic, was a mixture of Tamil and Arabic.) By marrying converted wives, they became a multi-lingual, multi-cultural people — Tamil, Sinhalese and English — while maintaining their religion inviolate: They are largely Sunni Muslims of the Shafi School. Although they can be described as a multi-ethnic, and religious alliance, they lack a linguistic cohesion, though, anthropologically (since they are tri-lingual).
The second group of Muslims, the Malays, came with the Dutch military during the period when Amsterdam controlled the island, and settled there over Ceylon's Netherlandish period. The Malays (originally from) Indonesia, and, thus from insular Southeast Asian origin (Ja Minissu), are some of the most orthodox of Muslims in the world today, but, unlike the "Moors," they did not take up the surrounding Tamil culture, but they resolutely stuck to an adapted Malay cultural and religious norm. They make up the smallest of minorities – 5% of the total Lankan Islamic citizenry only.
The third group was an alignment of mainly – although not exclusively — South Indian Muslim merchants, who emigrated southward over several centuries and naturally integrated well into the predominantly Tamil (Hindu) culture there on the other side of "Adam's Bridge" from Tamil Nadu.
The Muslims were well assimilated and accepted into Ceylonese society, but, during the recent civil war, the Tamil Tigers systematized a process of ethnic cleansing that the once flourishing "Moorish" and other Muslim masses are not represented in the Northern Province anymore. Most of those inhabitants have been forcibly cast largely into the Puttalam Region. Also, a small Diaspora has been arising in the Middle East, Australia and even North America. Now, that the Tigers have been defeated, will Islam be allowed back into their former (own) homes with full property rights restored? Much of this depends upon us individually, and the pressure we can exert upon our own governments plus the Sri Lankan government, and, thereby, institutions of the International Communities – the U.N. et al., and especially Islamic groupings!
The pictures of those large numbers of noncombatants wretchedly entrapped between the Government and the Tigers' forces during the former's last stand last stand are staggering. Amongst them is a significant number of Muslims, and the Islamic charities must especially address their needs, and become involved in their resettlement back to their ancestral homes with other (First World/Western) International NGOs.


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Prince Fielder: Who Needs Him?
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The Brewers offseason began a couple of months ago, but in all likelihood it won't really begin until Prince Fielder signs with another team. The players don't believe he will be back, Prince doesn't think he'll be back, the management doesn't really believe he'll be back and deep down you and I know that he won't be back, but still we wait. We wait because there is a chance, no matter how small, that Prince will be back and everything will return to normality. I mean, if nobody offers him a contract he'd have to accept the Brewers offer! That could happen, right? It won't, but it could and until it doesn't happen we will wait.
But why? Why should we wait? Sure, he's been apart of our team for years and he's given us some really great memories, but do we really need him? Do we even want him? Should we even care that Prince Fielder is leaving?
Don't get me wrong, I love Prince Fielder. I would like for Prince Fielder to be a Milwaukee Brewer forever, retire and open a car dealership in Milwaukee where I can overpay for a Ford Fusion with a big number twenty eight on the back. That's what I'd love to happen, but unfortunately we don't live in that world. We live in a world where every dollar spent needs to be held accountable and bring back a certain amount of production. That $/talent/production equation just doesn't work for Prince Fielder because Prince Fielder is not our future and if we're being honest he wasn't our past either.
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I love this shade for inner-corner highlights, or for the lid to jazz up a simple neutral crease. It can be a bit tricky to work with, since the shimmer loves to cling to anything that touches it… If I apply it with my finger I invariably end up with gold everywhere. Usually I will apply it with a small concealer brush to pack it on where I want it, and then tap the edges with my finger to blend.
This one is a let down compared to other shades I have tried. It's nowhere near as pigmented as some of the other shades and I don't find that it builds at all. Can create a nice sheer wash for a very simple everyday look but I only use this as a base for gold eyeshadows.
So happy I was finally able to get this shadow. Like almost all the Colour Tattoo shadows, it wears like iron. The colour is lovely – it's very much like Tough as Taupe only with a bit of sheen, which I prefer since Tough as Taupe can look a bit dry and flat. It's a shame this shade isn't a permanent addition to the line.
I like to use this as an eyeshadow base because it enhances the colour and increases the staying power of the eyeshadows. I tend to use it with a brush because I generally find it hard to get my fingers into this sort of container (I have long nails), and it also helps to get the best application and coverage. The colour is easy to make opaque, or to blend out depending on the look you want, but I would say the finger is probably the best blending tool, as the heat will help a lot. I find the colour looks fine on its own under the eye, but on the actual lid I think some wouldn't find the colour particularly pretty, so I would recommend it more as a base than an eyeshadow.
I love this product because it is so unique. I love it for the summer when I want a simple yet shimmery eye look with eyeliner. I find I can get about 6 hours without creasing without a primer. While it is sheer, it is intended to be so. One of my new favorite products!
More like a cranberry than a burgundy, I would say. I like the shimmer as it makes the consistency very creamy and easy to work with. It does not crease on my eyelids and does not migrate either. AWESOME for fall look or plum/red smoky eye!
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So hard to scoop out of the pan and even harder to get to spread against my eyelid. Has the consistency of frozen butter, the color is not warm enough for even my cool based skintone, ends up looking dirty on my eyelids. VERY hard to blend. I like the other non-matte color tattoos much much better.
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If this weren't limited edition, Maybelline would have a lifelong fan in me!! It adds dimension to your eye effortlessly. It fits well with my natural skintone, so I don't even need to blend that much. Much more buttery than the other color tattoos that I own from the permanent collection.
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What initially attracted me to this product was the color; I absolutely LOVE burgundies! This product isn't bad, but it isn't anything crazy or ground-breaking. I have oily eyelids, and this product has creased on me without a shadow over it, so I would recommend using this product as a base. The other problem this product has is the color payoff. It comes off really sheer when you initially put it on. It can be built up, but it will take time. Overall, this is an okay product.
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I own this in 07 barely branded and 15 audacious asphalt. I use these as an eye shadow base/primer when I don't feel like using a real eye shadow primer. I put a very thin layer using my middle finger and then apply eyeshadow as normal. Barely branded is good for every day wear and audacious asphalt for smokey eyes.
The only issue with these is that if you don't use them for a while they dry out a little bit on the surface and you have to warm it up with your finger. Neither has completely dried up on me and I have had audacious asphalt for at least 8 months.
I wish maybelline came with a mate version of barely branded or some skin toned mate color, it would be such a staple!
I use this product for more of a base then I do an actual eyeshadow. Personally, it's great as a base, but I'm not sure how much I would like it as a shadow. While it is easy to apply it doesn't seem like it would stay or look as great as it could as a stand alone eyeshadow.
Out of all of the Color Tattoos, Fierce & Tangy immediately drew my interest. This is a very intense bright orange with just a touch of shimmer (doesn't really translate to lids) and opaque coverage. On my lids, I had no trouble applying this and works best as a base for eyeshadow, because it can crease. It's long-lasting, though definitely not 24-hour long-lasting. A+!
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Washing your face is on way to ensuring that you stay acne free. Dirt and grease are know to cause acnes. this comes about when the grease seal off the pores on our skins causing fat an sweat to accumulate under the skin this accumulation plus the presence of bacterial forms a perfect environment for acne formation. To avoid such a case from occurring, you need to ensure you thoroughly wash your face to remove both the dirt and the dead skin. This should however not be taken to mean that you should scrub your face hard. On the contrary, you need to be gentle enough.
when washing your face. A soft cotton piece of cloth is ideal for cleaning up your face. to ensure your face is acne free, when washing, use antibacterial and antiseptic detergents. These products help protect your face against infection from harmful organisms that are responsible for the grew and development of acnes on our skins. Get the best recommendation of the ideal detergent to use from your dermatologist. When washing your face, use enough water to remove any grease that may remain from the detergents used that may block the pores on the skin.
The number of time that you wash your face matters. You should wash your face at least two times in a day. The most important time is before bed., ensure to thoroughly remove any makeup for your skin by washing it off before going to bed. If possible, do not apply lotion on your skin while going to bed. If you do, ensure to change you pillow every now and the to ensure you do not get acnes from the accumulated layer on makeup that you rub on it while you slip. During the day, avoid frequently touching your face with your hands. Your hands collect a large volume of germs that lead to infection. Equally, grease form foods that we consume may lead to formation of acne on our skins.
This therefore necessitates that we wash our hands every now and then to avoid transferring the harmful content on them to our faces and other parts of our bodies. Just like in te case of your face, wash your hand with detergents to remove the grease as well as to kill or the harmful organisms on them. Clean hands and face are a good path to an acne free skin.


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Baseball July 17th, 2009
The Brewers are enjoying a comfortable 9-3 lead.
Psst! | |
/walks Nix | |
Pssst!!! | |
/wipes 2 liters of sweat off brow
Wha? Who keeps doin' dat? I be tryin' to pitch good. |
(whispering) It's me. Trevor. | |
Oh, hey boss. What can I do for ya? | |
I need you to give up three runs. | |
Wha? Why? We need to win this one boss! We cruisin' to a victory! | |
Don't worry about that, just give up this home run so the game will be a save situation. | |
Bu..bu.... but I wanted to be a startin again soon! I need to prove myself to Mr. Mancha! | |
Listen Red, you're never going to be a starter again. | |
Why not? | |
For one, you're not that good. | |
/walks Gomes | |
See. | |
Aww hell that don't matter. Look at the rest of our staff. | |
True, but you're also nature's mistake. | |
What in the sam hell is that supposed to mean? | |
Your hair. | |
What's wrong with it? | |
Don't play dumb I've seen you on Yahoo Answers. | |
Yeah, but there been lotsa good red headed baseball players. | |
Like who? | |
Chris Shelton. | |
/stares | |
Man, you got a creepy lookin' face. It looks like you stole it from a wax museum in the Dells. Okay, what 'bout Bobby Kielty? |
Maybe in the California Penal League. | |
Steve Howe? | |
Maybe in the Betty Ford League. | |
Doug Rader! He won 5 Gold Gloves! | |
Yeah, but that was in the 70s when they used to pick the Gold Glove awards by who could do the Hustle and who could get the best quaaludes. | |
True. That certainly explains Mark Belanger, but whatta 'bout Wade Boggs? Great hitter, could drank 'bout 70 beers, hung out with Mr. Perfect, sex addict, used to record other players cheatin' to protect himself.
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Re: Fwd: G3* - EGYPT/CT - Egypt military uses heavy hand in crushing protest
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specific area in the capital.
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Subject: Re: Fwd: G3* - EGYPT/CT - Egypt military uses heavy hand in
crushing protest
Why could they only use stuff like this as justification for halting polls
if there's an islamist hand, couldn't they just cite general insecurity?
why do they even need proof to make something up to halt the polls?
On 12/18/11 12:07 AM, Bayless Parsley wrote:
SCAF can only use stuff like this as justification for halting polls if
they can prove that there is an Islamist hand behind the demonstrations
to begin with. Everyone in Egypt knows who it is that is still camped
out in Tahrir, and it isn't the people that are doing well in the
This video is crazy; it's the footage being described in this article:
On 12/17/11 11:04 PM, Kamran Bokhari wrote:
MB/Nour will issue statements to address this. But will not let be
distracted from the electoral process where they have a lot more to
gain than turning against SCAF over the abuse of a few women. It
almost seems as if SCAF is trying to sustain these clashes in order to
justify halting the polls.
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Subject: Fwd: G3* - EGYPT/CT - Egypt military uses heavy hand in
crushing protest
Nearby in Tahrir, protesters held up newspapers with the image of the
half-stripped woman on the front page to passing cars, shouting
sarcastically, "This is the army that is protecting us!"
Depictions of the military abusing women would raise red flags among a
larger portion of Egyptian society than standard violence against
protesters, so let's note that this was on the front page of local
If it was in the islamists interest to mess with SCAF right now, this
would definitely be something they could exploit. Because the polls
are keeping them happy it doesn't look like they will, but let's still
keep our eyes open for a response by MB/Nour that might be a good
indicator of how they're currently feeling about SCAF.
The pro-dems will likely continue to try to manipulate the situation
and make it appear as if the military is violating the modesty of
female protesters so they can accuse islamists of being hypocritical
for cozying up to them, as the article below suggests.
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Egypt military uses heavy hand in crushing protest
By MAGGIE MICHAEL and SARAH EL DEEB | AP - 25 mins ago
CAIRO (AP) - Troops pulled women across the pavement by their hair,
knocking off their Muslim headscarves. Young activists were kicked in
the head until they lay motionless in Cairo's Tahrir Square.
Unfazed by TV cameras catching every move, Egypt's military took a
dramatically heavier hand Saturday to crush protests against its rule
in nearly 48 hours of continuous fighting in Egypt's capital that has
left more than 300 injured and nine dead, many of them shot to death.
The most sustained crackdown yet is likely a sign that the generals
who took power after the February ouster of Hosni Mubarak are
confident that the Egyptian public is on its side after two rounds of
widely acclaimed parliament elections, that Islamist parties winning
the vote will stay out of the fight while pro-democracy protesters
become more isolated.
Still, the generals risk turning more Egyptians against them,
especially from outrage over the abuse of women. Photos and video
posted online showed troops pulling up the shirt of one woman
protester in a conservative headscarf, leaving her half-naked as they
dragged her in the street.
"Do they think this is manly?" Toqa Nosseir, a 19-year old student,
said of the attacks on women. "Where is the dignity?"
Nosseir joined the protest over her parents' objections because she
couldn't tolerate the clashes she had seen.
"No one can approve or accept what is happening here," she said. "The
military council wants to silence all criticism. They want to hold on
power ... I will not accept this humiliation just for the sake of
Nearby in Tahrir, protesters held up newspapers with the image of the
half-stripped woman on the front page to passing cars, shouting
sarcastically, "This is the army that is protecting us!"
"Are you not ashamed?" leading reform figure and Nobel Peace laureate
Mohamed ElBaradei posted on Twitter in an address to the ruling
military council.
Egypt's new, military-appointed interim prime minister defended the
military, denying it shot protesters. He said gunshot deaths were
caused by other attackers he didn't identify. He accused the
protesters of being "anti-revolution."
Among those shot to death in the crackdown was an imminent cleric from
Al-Azhar, Egypt's most respected religious institution. At the funeral
Saturday of the 52-year-old Sheik Emad Effat, thousands chanted
"Retribution, retribution." Some of them marched from the cemetery to
Tahrir to join the clashes.
The main street between Tahrir Square, the epicenter of the
anti-Mubarak protests, and the parliament and Cabinet buildings where
the clashes began early the previous morning looked like a war zone
Saturday. Military police on rooftops pelting protesters below with
stones and firebombs and launched truncheon-swinging assaults to drive
the crowds back.
Flames leapt from the windows of the state geographical society - a
treasure trove of antique scientific books - that was hit by firebombs
in the melee. Some youths tried to rescue books from the fire.
Young activists put helmets or buckets on their heads or grabbed
sheets of concrete and even satellite dishes as protection against the
stones hailing down from the roofs. The streets were strewn with
chunks of concrete, stones ,broken glass, burned furniture and
peddlers' carts as clashes continued to rage after nightfall Saturday.
The clashes began early Friday with a military assault on a 3-week-old
sit-in outside the Cabinet building by protesters demanding the
military hand over power immediately to civilians.
More than a week of heavy fighting erupted in November, leaving more
than 40 dead - but that was largely between police and protesters,
with the military keeping a low profile.
In the afternoon, military police charged into Tahrir, swinging
truncheons and long sticks, briefly chasing out protesters and setting
fire to their tents. Footage broadcast on the private Egyptian CBC
television network showed soldiers beating two protesters with sticks,
repeatedly stomping on the head of one, leaving the motionless bodies
on the pavement.
They trashed a field hospital set up by protesters, swept into
buildings where television crews were filming and briefly detained
journalists. They tossed the camera and equipment of an Al-Jazeera TV
crew off the balcony of a building.
A journalist who was briefly detained told The Associated Press that
he was beaten up with sticks and fists while being led to into the
parliament building. Inside, he saw a group of detained young men and
one woman. Each was surrounded by six or seven soldiers beating him or
her with sticks or steel bars or giving electrical shocks with prods.
"Blood covered the floor, and an officer was telling the soldiers to
wipe the blood," said the journalist, who asked not to be identified
for security concerns.
The military's violent response suggested it now felt emboldened. Two
rounds of voting - last weekend and in late November - have been held
for Egypt's lower house of parliament, and millions of Egyptians
turned out for the freest and fairest elections in the country's
modern history.
The generals appear to be betting that Egyptians engaged in elections
have had enough of the multiple protests since Mubarak's fall and want
One man arguing with activists in the square said he opposes protests.
"Elections were the first step. This was a beginning to stability,"
said Ahmed Abdel-Samei, 29. "Now we are going 10 steps back."
The military shrugged off criticism from a civilian advisory panel
that it created only last week to show it was consulting with others.
The generals gave no comment after the panel announced it was
suspending its operations in protest and demanded the army apologize
for the violence.
At least nine people have been killed and around 300 people injured in
the two days of clashes, according to the Health Ministry.
"The military council is either fed up or lacks vision in dealing with
protests. It's unbelievable what is happening; the revolution was
meant to give us freedom," said Aboul-Ela Madi, a member of the panel
who resigned.
Meanwhile, the powerful Muslim Brotherhood and the more conservative
Islamist Salafis focused on following vote counting from the most
recent round of elections. The groups have emerged as the biggest
winner so far and likely do not want to do anything to disrupt the
voting, which continued until March. The Brotherhood has called for
the military to apologize but has not urged supporters to join the
"Islamists went after their own interests. The ballot boxes are their
interests," said Ahmed Hussein, a 35-year-old protester. He accused
the military of trying to prolong the transition to ensure protection
from civilian scrutiny.
As night fell in Tahrir, clashes continued around a concrete wall that
the military erected to block the avenue from Tahrir to parliament.
Aya Emad told the AP that troops dragged her by her headscarf and hair
into the Cabinet headquarters. The 24-year-old said soldiers kicked
her on the ground, an officer shocked her with an electrical prod and
another slapped her on the face, leaving her nose broken and her arm
in a sling.
Mona Seif, an activist who was briefly detained Friday, said she saw
an officer repeatedly slapping a detained old woman in the face.
"It was a humiliating scene," Seif told the private TV network
Al-Nahar. "I have never seen this in my life."
Karen Hooper
Latin America Analyst
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Kairyuka ONLINE (02/01/2013) [-]
It's about 21 that it's supposed to be fully developed though. And in any case, alcohol before you're 21 is insane enough as it is. I just get so disappointed, it's like everyone is doing it. Drinking alcohol, smoking weed, having sex with random people. I don't want that, and I don't want this life I'm leading right now. There doesn't seem to be a middle way.
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Kairyuka ONLINE (01/27/2013) [-]
I always feel I'm doing right until it all breaks down. I couldn't even be in a relationship because I'd know it wouldn't last. I couldn't hold anyone, because no one would want me to. I couldn't love anyone because no one could ever share that privilege with me. I'll just stand here and look at the people who can live.
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Kairyuka ONLINE (01/18/2013) [-]
Haha, sadly, throwing my issues onto other people is what I'm best at. Like this discussion I'm having with you. Or the people I chat with on Skype. I just end up bothering them with my sadness, so the best choice is to just lie here alone, crying without annoying anyone.
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Kairyuka ONLINE (01/15/2013) [-]
It doesn't really help me that others are in the same position as me. That only reinforces my belief that I couldn't share love with anyone to begin with. Despite all my romantic ideals, I've got no experience, so all those ideals are just dreams. Egoistic illusions from some fake world.
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Kairyuka ONLINE (01/16/2013) [-]
Existing is part of the battle, but not something I started. And now I've lost everyone else, more or less, so I have to try from the beginning. That makes it difficult to be with anyone else, because I have to constantly run to even be around others. I wish I could relax more with it.
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sheepyhead (01/13/2013) [-]
You know what I mean. I am me, and I long for things that the me that is me could never have. So these contradicting feelings are just stuck inside me. It's a neverending debate on whether to change myself to be acceptable, or stay the same and never reach what I want.
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sheepyhead (01/13/2013) [-]
Ah, but it's not just about gender roles, it's a general rule. I can't be like this. Who I am and what I long for, automatically exclude each other. I need to be confident and secure if I ever want to find one to share my life with.
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sheepyhead (01/13/2013) [-]
My problem is, that to change myself, I need to get out and meet new people. For that I need some excuse. And I'm going out there. Sadly, right now I'm stuck, it's all in the future. Not too far away, but during the wait, I reserve the right to feel like I'm left alone here.


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BY RICK TELANDER Twitter; @RickTelander January 18, 2013 11:16AM
Marc Trestman speaks after being introduced as the new head coach of the Chicago Bears at Halas Hall in Lake Forest, Ill., on Thursday, January 17, 2013. | Andrew A. Nelles~Sun-Times Media
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I looked at the Bears' new coach. Tall, slim, unnaturally dark hair slicked back like an elder's version of a Pat Riley 'do, thin-framed glasses that are not for effect — not with those lenses — and I felt oddly comforted.
Marc Trestman is not stunning, overwhelming or abruptly dynamic. But somehow in his quiet studiousness — he looks a bit like what a movie image of a physics professor might be — the 57-year-old coach gives the impression of a man who has a lot going on in his brain, reams of knowledge that he keeps hidden until needed, maybe things that none of the rest of us knows, or will ever know, but things that can make a difference.
He had been introduced by general manager Phil Emery on Thursday, and I liked what Emery said. He said that Trestman now had ''the finest job in the National Football League, working for the greatest fans in the National Football League in the best city in the National Football League. It's a gem, it's a prize.''
Amen to that. Finally.
Thank you for saying it, Phil.
And you better believe it.
So there was Trestman, the many-yeared veteran who had coached as an assistant all over the United States, then earned his major bones in Canada, coaching the Montreal Alouettes of the CFL for the last five years, winning two Grey Cups.
But this game is the NFL, and it's going to be played in the USA. And this is Chicago.
For Trestman, who recalled watching in person the George Halas-coached Bears play his hometown Vikings in Minneapolis in 1966, the transition is going to be no problem, he says. The game is essentially the same, whether there are 12 men or 11 men on the field.
"Our overall philosophy will be very simple,'' he said. ''We want to create a locker room based on a humble, hardworking, disciplined environment. An even-keeled yet passionate, common sense, no-nonsense approach to our business.''
Then he added, ''We're going to have fun. But we are going to have a sense of urgency on a daily basis that when we play on Sunday will give us the edge we need.''
And the edge is winning.
Trestman is the offensive-minded guy, a former quarterback himself, and he is known as the man who will make your quarterback better than he ever has been. In 2002 with the Raiders, he made journeyman quarterback Rich Gannon the MVP of the entire NFL. Merlin couldn't have done more.
And now he has the Bears' perplexing quarterback, Jay Cutler, about whom Trestman said, ''I can't wait to get my hands on him.''
That might not be a fun grab, but it will be a telling one. In fact, if the Bears' defense can stay roughly the same as it is — despite losing coordinator Rod Marinelli — then it's all about the offense the Bears have not been able to produce.
That means Cutler. That means play-calling.
And this is what Trestman said regarding that duty: ''I'll be calling the plays.'' He talked about some other things that were entwined, then finished with, ''But I will be calling the plays.''
Straight. Clear. Unusual. Not many head coaches call the plays.
Trestman is not the most outgoing of people, but he is sincere, quiet, observant, bright.
I introduced myself, and we shook hands pleasantly. I mentioned that I have a friend who went to high school with him in Minnesota whose parents were friends of his parents and so on as a conversation starter, and Trestman smiled kindly, said nothing, and that was that.
Why is that comforting?
I don't know. Maybe because football is always on this guy's mind.
''He might be a little out of the mold,'' chairman George McCaskey acknowledged. ''One of my concerns is that it might take Bears fans a little while to warm to him.''
Winning will make them love him. Simple as that.
''Our goal going in will be to stand on a podium and hold up a trophy, right?'' Trestman said.
McCaskey said that, in certain ways, Trestman reminds him of both Bill Walsh and Marv Levy, having ''an intellectual's approach to the game.''
Of course, it's all sweet when your new coach is undefeated.
But this feels good. This hire seems sincere and purposeful.
Maybe it's just the change from the old regime, the pendulum swing.
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Features By Rob Hunter on February 18, 2013 | Be the First To CommentWelcome back to This Week In Discs! As always, if you see something you like, click on the image to buy it. Sushi Girl Fish has just been released from jail, and four ex-friends are extremely happy to see him. He served six years for a robbery they all took part in, and now they want to know what happened to the diamonds they stole. The five men sit down for dinner, sushi served off the body of a naked woman, but soon the evening evolves into a torture session as Fish continues to play dumb about the whereabouts of the gems. Director Kern Saxton's film is essentially a single-location thriller that succeeds due to some sharp writing, fun performances and grisly practical effects. The titular character (Cortney Palm) is also pretty damn nice. The cast is a who's who of B-movie actors including Mark Hamill and Tony Todd with cameo appearances by Michael Biehn, Danny Trejo, Jeff Fahey and Sonny Chiba. It may lack the depth of something like The Usual Suspects, but it still finds thrills, laughs and twists in its tight and fun little story. [Extras: Documentary, alternate scenes, outtakes, fake commercials, music video, interviews, video diaries, image gallery, commentaries] Also available on DVD.
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Volunteer Angela Boomsma holds a gown that will be featured in Together We Cope's discount bridal gown sale July 13 and 14 in Tinley Park. | Donna Vickroy~Sun-Times Media
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What: Together We Cope's discount bridal gown sale
When: 11 a.m. to 4 p.m. July 13 and 14
Where: 18219 S. Harlem Ave., Tinley Park
Information: Visit togetherwecope.com or call (708) 633-5040
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Love may be blind, but it also can be expensive, especially if you're looking to legalize that sentiment with a rockin' wedding.
In a recent poll of 18,000 couples conducted by TheKnot.com and WeddingChannel.com, Chicago was named the second-most-expensive city for weddings, with the average cost topping $50,000.
Keep calm and keep reading. We've got a way to bring that mean cost down, and help some needy folks in the process.
For the second year in a row, Together We Cope, a Tinley Park social service agency that helps people in temporary crisis, has received a large donation of high-couture gowns from Eva's Bridals in Oak Lawn.
The agency plans to sell the 700-plus dresses, some of which were originally priced between $5,000 and $8,000, for $75 each in an upcoming sale.
Prospective brides may recognize designer names such as Vera Wang and Marisa.
Some of the dresses feature Swarovski crystals; others have handmade French or Italian lace. None of the gowns has been worn in a wedding, but some were used as samples or were displayed on mannequins. Others are making their debut from the warehouse at this discount sale.
Gina Rydz, chairperson for Together We Cope's event, said, "Any donation is wonderful but this is especially nice because it benefits everyone — brides and the people who need our programs."
She said the sale allows Together We Cope to make thousands of dollars, which will be applied to all of its programs, including the food pantry. Together We Cope bridges the gap for Southland residents in temporary crisis by providing food, shelter, clothing and referrals, empowering them to return to self-sufficiency.
This year's sale will be different in that the focus solely will be the bridal gowns, as well as the 100 or so bridesmaids and flower girl dresses. Last year's event featured other local vendors but with so many gowns to be displayed this time, Rydz said they didn't want anything to be a distraction.
The sale will be held at a donated store, 18219 S. Harlem Ave., Tinley Park, from 11 a.m. to 4 p.m. July 13 and 14.
Dress sizes run from 4 to 22. Bridal gowns cost $75, while bridesmaids dresses will be $50. The donated store has fitting rooms and full-length mirrors to make shopping easier and more efficient.
This is Ronia Ghusein's second gift of wedding gowns to Together We Cope.
You may recall the original Eva's Bridal's, at 95th Street and Cicero Avenue, was destroyed in a devastating fire in November 2010. The community came to the rescue with generous donations of gowns. Those that went unused were donated to Together We Cope, which had its first bridal gown sale in January 2012.
This spring, Ghusein decided to give Together We Cope hundreds more high-end gowns she had acquired for an outlet store that she operated briefly before the fire, and then put into storage. While most of the gowns look brand new, some need minor attention, such as a cleaning, and some were not fit for sale — not as gowns, anyway.
Those that had a broken zipper, a tear or stained fabric are being taken apart, their components salvaged for other uses.
"The value of many of these gowns is the elements used to make them. Some of the laces are not even made anymore," Ghusein said. "This sale is not just for brides. It's for anybody who understands fabrics and who realizes what a French or Spanish lace looks like."
Beading, lace and fabric pieces will be sold to crafters and seamstresses.
Angela Boomsma, who volunteers at Together We Cope, said her mom, like many crafters, uses fabric samples to sew clothing for American Girl dolls.
"One woman told us at the last bridal fair that she cuts the tops off of old wedding gowns and makes blouses from the bodices," Together We Cope spokeswoman Marge Seltzner said.
"There are so many crafty people out there who can do a lot with the pieces," volunteer Gina Golem said.
Golem, who was married three years ago, immediately recognized the label on one of the gowns because it was made by the same designer of the gown she wore: Marisa.
"Wish I had gotten my gown for $75," she said.
"Plus, I think it's a good omen to start your marriage off with a wedding ceremony that benefits people in need," Golem said.
Ghusein said while she often donates handfuls of gowns to fashion schools, she felt it was important to donate a collection of this size to a local organization.
"It's nice to give back to your community," she said.
Kathryn Straniero, executive director of Together We Cope, said the agency was surprised and delighted with Ghusein's second generous donation.
"This is an opportunity for a lot of women to get a beautiful gown at a great value," she said. "It's an honor to have her think of us."


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Beyond the obvious connection with native son Jonny Gomes, it does seem only appropriate that the Oakland Athletics would host the Petaluma National Little League team upon their triumphant return from Williamsport. After all, are there two more improbable stories in Bay Area sports this year? Or any year, for that matter?
Gomes, a very busy man, is not only making a key contribution as a part-time starter (15 HR, 37 RBI in 78 games) in Oakland, but he's been the spiritual leader of two teams—the A's and Petaluma. It became a common scene to see Jonny camped in front of the clubhouse television before games, living and dying on every pitch of Petaluma's magical run to the U.S. Championship Game. Now, when Manager Eric Smith and his Little Leaguers arrive at the Coliseum tonight and shag balls during batting practice, you half expect Jonny to be wearing the same canary-yellow jersey—sleeves cut off, of course—and "West" cap that "his kids" wore last week. Having gotten to know Jonny a little this year, I wouldn't put it past him. And when we start assessing these crazy A's chances to reach the postseason, I think it's about time to say the same thing.
When you post the best record (51-27) in baseball since June 2, register the best July mark (19-5) in the 111-year history of your franchise, and now return home on a six-game winning streak after a four-game road sweep of Cleveland, the body of evidence starts to catch your attention. It's August 31st people! For those of you die-hards out there, I realize you have been with us every step of the way. We've all invested a lot in this team, and deservedly so. This team is clearly more than a sum of its parts. To start with, it is exactly that—a team. When Brandon Inge goes down, Josh Donaldson answers the bell and goes on a hitting tear to provide critical offensive punch in the lower half of our lineup. Whether as a starter or long reliever, Travis Blackley has proved invaluable as one of the more undersung pitchers. Yesterday, it's reliever Jim Miller who stops the bleeding in the final two innings of a 12-7 slugfest that didn't want to end. And also yesterday, there's backup catcher George Kottaras delivering a three-run double that staked Bob Melvin's club to a 4-1 lead that they refused to relinquish.
In recent years, an A's fan's only wish was that their team was playing "meaningful games" in the month of September. Well, that time has returned to the Coliseum this year. We have only a precious 15 games left on the home schedule, starting with this six-game homestand against the Red Sox and Angels. It's a big weekend with the Little League heroes of Petaluma being honored pre-game tonight, a celebration of the "Bernie dance" on Saturday with actor Terry Kiser (the star of the "Weekend with Bernie" movies) throwing out the first pitch, and then the always poignant Breast Cancer Awareness Day front and center on Sunday.
So, if you thought this season has been more fun than expected, we're only getting started. The games really count from here on in. And if there's one thing we have learned about this team it's this: Don't underestimate their will to win. As Mr. Gomes, in his duel cheerleading role, has told our youngsers as well as the Petaluma Little League team this year: "Hey fellas, don't be afraid to be a hero!"
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Great fit and extremenly comfortable. Just ordered some more in different colours.
The material is very comfortable. Love the built in bra. Plus it washes very nicely.
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Kinda short. Hits right at top of jeans. I usually like mike shirts to sit below belt loops. Still a GREAT shirt. I am pretty tall. I got a med fit perfect.
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Purchased this purse because I really needed a silver one for certain outfits. It is exactly as pictured, cute and eye catching enough to add a little extra something to an outfit. Great size for the basics for a night on the town. My only concern is if it might snag some of my more delicate dresses or tops. Wont know until I use it with one of those outfits, but I really am hoping it wont.
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Great top, very sexy and versatile!
I highly recommend this top. Bought it in an XXS, I prefer my tops to be very fitted. Looks great with a paid of jeans. i recently wore it with a high waisted skirt and got tons of compliments.
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Using animal-based products also introduces a second life form into the plant production system, complicating food safety, Fambro said.
In addition, using a vegan-based production system allows the company to market to consumers who for personal or religious reasons oppose killing animals.
As with every crop grown, each step along the way is entered into the computer and tied to a batch number. Not only does this provide for traceability, but it also allows the operation to improve the growing process, Fambro said.
If a propagator, for example, isn't doing his or her job and yields suffer, the cause can be traced back.
Having all of the data at the touch of a computer also allows the company to schedule production just in time to meet customers' orders.
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