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Nice place in the center of casa with a comfortable bad and a private bathroom.
And a very friendly family
I had a very pleasant stay at their place. The house is very spacious and clean and lies in a comfortable and safe area. Ricky and his wife are helpfull with any questions and the kids are adorable and funny. I enjoyed my last days in morocco staying at that place. It's also nice to be able to watch a dvd at night! Highly recommended!
Many thanks jacqueline. We are glad that u liked the stay. All the best!!
Lovely family in a great part of Casa!
The family is very easy going and has two adorable kids. Ricky replied quickly even though we sent a request with very short notice and was very helpful during our stay. All the pictures are accurate and the room is clean and tidy with an equally clean and tidy private bathroom just outside. We loved it here.
Thank u so much emilia for liking our place and the kind words. Hope to meet with you guys again somewhere. Wishing all the best!!
Friendly Indian family with cute kids. The room was a bit cold but otherwise description was accurate.
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Ricky was very prompt in replying to me when I needed a place to stay at short notice. Ricky and his family were very welcoming and if you are looking for a lively family environment then this is the place to stay (perhaps not the best place for a quiet stay). The room is clean and spacious but if you are a light sleeper you may need earplugs. The location is great as you can get everywhere you need to and the restaurant below is very good. Ricky really went above and beyond to help me with any requests I had, excellent host.
Enjoyed my stay at Ricky's. Ricky and his family are very nice hosts and very welcoming. They were very helpful in providing information regarding restaurants and other useful information since this was my first time in Morocco. Their apartment is located in a great place surrounded by many great restaurants. I would highly recommend Ricky's place to anyone who is looking for a great place in a great location in Casablanca! Thank you!
Thanks Adil for the kind words. We really enjoyed hosting you. Wish u very best!!
Our stay with Ricky and family was great. They made us feel very welcome and the bed was comfortable. Would recommend it.
Thanx a lot for choosing us to stay in casablanca. All the best!
We had a great two night stay in the center of Casablanca. Rickys wife was there all the time for us and we had a great conversation with her. Wonderful family and hope to meet them again.
Thanx guys for being great guests. Good luck you both for your future plans and will like to meet again.
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Great guest. Nice communication and left the place in great, clean condition.
I can highly recommend Prashant as a guest. I couldn't meet him personally, but the communication via email and SMS was excellent. Prashant and his family left our house as it would be their own.
Prashant Dokania, his wife and the kids were very sympathetic. Very clever in the art for traveling, we had a nice experience. They only stayed one night but they miss us. Very polite, very courteous, very interesting, with two children very kind. We cannot hope better travelers. It will be with pleasure we receive them again.


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Pizza very tasty and great salads. It is a bit pricey but the pizza goes a long way and you will have left overs
This is a carry out or delivery location only. There is no dine-in service. Unfortunately they are not open for lunch Mon-Thursday but like all Lou locations, they have the best Deep dish pizza you will ever have. We always order the butter crust with the low fat cheese.
This is great pizza. The crust is more like a corn meal crust---DELICIOUS!
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Deep dish pizza and also the thin we had to try them all! They have an amazing salad that I just can't get enough of! Kids make me have this everytime were in town!
Order the "Lou," a vegetaran delight with a unique blend of cheeses that achieves perfection. Even a meat lover like me prefers this slice over any other.
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I have a Alocasia which recently started to bloom.. when I saw this, I decided to move it to the window so that it got more light but the flower started to rot. I removed the rotting flower back to it's original spot. 1 of the 2 leaves started to turn yellow and then rotted very quickly, the whole process took only 1 day. I still have 1 leaf left.
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I'm getting ready to put my newly dormant figs into the ground. They've been in pots for two years, in Al's soil mix.
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I wanted to get some more experienced opinions on the wisest way to handle this move...
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I second shazaam's suggestion.
We also have heavy clay soil. Figs do great in it when I plant them in raised beds or high and throw a lot of compost and straw around them so that they are in a mound. Also, mulch heavily (again...I use straw) The mulch will break down over time and add nutrients to the soil. It will also help the clay soil remain moist, so it doesn't bake into adobe/concrete in the summer heat.
Also...you might want to wait untill all chance of frost is past before putting them in ground. They're kind of sensitive for a couple month after being transplanted.


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We're now in a post-Panda era where Google has effectively killed the "SEO" page through a combination of FUD and algorithm improvements. Let's talk about how to build actual high-quality content at scale
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The Ravens, who finished 27th in the NFL last season with 27 sacks, didn't make a major offseason move to find Pro Bowl linebacker Terrell Suggs a wingman. They waited until the third day of the draft to take a pass rusher, and they didn't sign one in free agency. It appears the Ravens are... Getty Images


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One industrious Detroit teen decided to make his love of vinyl his profession by starting his own record label, Jett Plastic Recordings.
One industrious Detroit teen decided to make his love of vinyl his profession by starting his own record label, Jett Plastic Recordings.
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Toby Keith will soon be a Hall of Famer.
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PYONGYANG, NORTH KOREA (AP) | North Korea's anointed heir Kim Jong-un led a solemn procession of mourners Tuesday to the glass coffin of his father, the country's longtime ruler - a strong indication that a smooth leadership transition was under way in the country known for secrecy and unpredictability.
Weeping members of North Korea's elite filed past the body of Kim Jong-il, which was draped in a red cloth and surrounded by stony-faced honor guards and dozens of red and white flowers.
State media fed a budding personality cult around his youngest known son, hailing him as a "lighthouse of hope" as the country was awash in a "sea of tears and grief."
In a dreamlike scene captured by Associated Press Television News, Mr. Kim's coffin appeared to float on a raft of "kimjongilia" - the flowers named after him - with his head and shoulders bathed in a spotlight as solemn music played. Various medals and honors were displayed at his feet.
The bier was located in a hall of the Kumsusan Memorial Palace, a mausoleum where the embalmed body of Kim Jong-il's father and North Korean founder Kim Il-sung has been on view in a glass sarcophagus since his death in 1994.
Kim Jong-il's 27-year-old son and heir, Kim Jong-un, wore a black Mao-style suit, his hair cropped closely on the sides but longer on top, as he walked with much older officials in suits and military uniforms.
Stepping away from the group, Kim Jong-un bowed deeply, his expression serious, before circling the bier with other officials.
The announcement Monday of Mr. Kim's death over the weekend raised acute worries in the region over the possibility of a power struggle between the untested son and rivals in an impoverished and reclusive country with a nuclear program.
But there have been no signs of unrest or discord in Pyongyang.
With the country in an 11-day period of official mourning, flags were at half-staff at all military units, factories, businesses, farms and public buildings. The streets of Pyongyang were quiet, but throngs gathered at landmarks honoring Mr. Kim.
Outside one of the capital's main performance centers, mourners carried wreaths and flowers toward a portrait of Mr. Kim. Groups were allowed to grieve in front of the portrait for a few minutes at a time.
A state funeral is set for Dec. 28 in Pyongyang, to be followed by a national memorial service the next day, according to state media.
North Korean officials say they will not invite foreign delegations and will allow no entertainment during the mourning period.
Concerns remain over the transition.
South Korea put its military on high alert, and experts warned that the next few days could be a crucial turning point for the North, which though impoverished by economic mismanagement and repeated famine, has a relatively well-supported, 1.2 million member armed forces.
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Thanks to some very kind seed donations, along with some seed purchases I have a decent collection going...to me at least. I just wanted to show off my babies, I'm getting anxious to get them in the dirt. I have MOA's, Thais, Yellow Scorpios, JA Habs, Thais, Fataliis, Tabascos, Jamaican Mushroom, Brazilian Starfish, Bishop's Crown, Aji Crystal and Pineapple, Congo Trinidads...along with assorted Habaneros...can't wait to share pics, pods and seed...if all goes well.


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Elaine and Graeme met us at the house and were instantly warm and friendly. Elaine was very happy to provide information about places to visit in the locality and spent some time to go through some general housekeeping about their property. The carton of milk in the fridge on arrival was appreciated so we could enjoy a cuppa after our journey before heading out to do a food shop and explore! The view from the house instantly installed peace and calm and watching kangaroos in the garden early in the mornings was the highlight for our toddler. The 3 bedrooms were spacious with plenty of storage and the open-plan kitchen/family room well equipped with a gorgeous wooden dining table facing views over to the bay. The lounge was very comfortable and can be closed off using sliding glass doors so any noise from the TV is unlikely to disturb any sleepers.
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The house is perfectly positioned to explore the northern part of Margaret River - our 3 night stay was not long enough but gave a great taster of what's on offer in the locality.
We totally enjoyed our stay in this large house with beautiful view to Dunsborough Bay, only 5 minutes to Meelup Beach, shops and not far to other attractions in this area. Our host Elaine was very friendly, and one night we were also invited to family gathering with live music in her property, which we really enjoyed. Our last day we were nearly two hours delayed departing due to my daughter having a surfing lession, but our late departure was not a problem for Elaine,
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Due to a sick child, we had to relocate some of our family to this house. Elaine and her husband were very accommodating (even taking a late night call for child medicine).
The house is well maintained and clean and has beautiful views of Geographe bay up to Busselton.
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Thank you Elaine and Graham for allowing us to stay at your wonderful apartment. The apartment is beautiful, and we enjoyed having such a nice, stylish home for our short holiday. We can't wait to come back in the near future! Will definitely be recommending Whitesands to friends and family.
We had a great stay at elaines villa. The villa was fully equipped with anything you could have needed to have a good stay down south. The villa was two minture walk from the beach and a five minute drive to the town centre of dunsborough. The furniture, appliances, showers, a/c and tv all worked perfectly. Thank you for letting us stay at your villa Elaine. Kind Regards Pascal.
The hosts made us feel welcome and were unobtrusive in this rustic and peaceful setting that is away from the maddening crowd.
Greame and Elaine made us fell very welcome.
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Excellent location with plenty of room in this spacious home. Very comfortable beds as well.
We will definitely holiday here again.
We loved our 3 day stay at this home. Our hosts made us feel very welcome and the gift of fruit, wine and biscuits was a thoughtful touch. There was plenty of space for our family and the views across the bay from all the windows were stunning! We will definitely come back. Thank you Graeme and Elaine for a perfect holiday !
Our stay at Elaine's place was wonderful. The house is perfect for a famliy of 4 and we all loved the beautiful beach-style in the house. It is perfectly equipped and was absolutely clean and lovely. We stayed 5 nights around Christmas and it was defintely too short. The beach is 1 min to walk and the area around Dunsborough is amazing. Thank you Elaine for having us.
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Elaine booked the apartment last minute. We did not meet in person, but after she left, the apartment was nice, clean and tidy. I would recommend her, as she seems a very good guest.
ELAINE & HUSBAND are Very nice People & have been EXCELLENT GUEST, quiet, wordy, very polite and respectful of the Neighbors & the rules of the Building. They left the Apartment in Very Good conditions. Undoubtedly I recommend them to all AirBnB Hosts ):-)) Thanks for Your visit and I will be at Your disposal for whatever You may need of BARCELONA GOTHIC QUARTER !!! RONNY
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Elaine and her family were wonderful guests. Though their visit was brief, they were just passing through, it was nice getting to know to them a little bit. It seemed we had a lot in common. Easy-going, respectful of our home and friendly. What more could one want in a guest? We'd welcome them back any time.
Elaine and her family are great to host. I would invite them back any time. They left my place immaculately clean. They stripped the sheets, emptied the trash, brought all linens down to the washer and dryer, and left a sweet thank you note. They are great communicators. Bravo Dodd family--this family makes AirBnB worth doing on both sides and it is so refreshing guests who realize it is a two-way arrangement! There kids (grown adults) are mature, kind, thoughtful and the whole family was a delight to host.
Great group! Elaine and her family were perfect houseguests, I was extremely comfortable having them in my home. They were all very outgoing and arrived ready for a good time. Everything was left clean ( I believe the kitchen was even cleaner after they were finished than the way I left it in my rush to get to work that morning). I highly recommend hosting Elaine and her family.
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I've been questioning the pink culture thanks to some interesting blogs I've been following. I've always wondered that with all the millions going to breast cancer, why are they no closer to a cure? It seems all that is pink isn't so rosy, given the abysmal amount of money (about 3 percent) that goes to metastatic research.
Don't get me wrong; I love the sisterhood and attention. And I appreciate organizations that help breast cancer survivors. After all, I serve on the board of Pink Ribbon Girls (PRG), a fabulous support organization that recently launched a program called Mommy Has Breast Cancer (MHBC). The program provides free housekeeping, transportation, childcare and meals to Cincinnati-area women undergoing treatment who have children under 18 at home. I was just giving a presentation today touting the organization and how they've helped me and so many others.
When I put something about it on my Facebook page, I received an interesting comment from someone who raised the question about moms with cancers other than breast cancer. Of course, PRG funds are limited and we are, after all, Pink Ribbon Girls. But her comment was thought-provoking. Her question was, "When will we see that where cancer strikes is not what bonds us together but our efforts to LIVE and how we support ALL survivors?"
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My family took a tour of the park with Henry and had a blast. The key to enjoying the park is to go to Costa Rica during the off season. We were there in July and it was perfect. Not too crowded. We didn't have to wait for anything. Henry took us through the park showing us fruit bats, spiders, monkeys, sloths, and an array of plants. We strolled all the way down to the beach and then trekked back to the entrance when it began to rain. Henry also took us to an authentic Costa Rican restaurant - El Angel - he called ahead and we ate the best nachos we've ever had. A perfect end to a perfect day.
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By Josie Leblond
What are journalists worth in an age where anyone can tell their own story online? Has their diminishing value led to the growing violence against journalists across the world? This is the argument that executive director of the Committee to Protect Journalists (CPJ), Joel Simon, put forward at the Frontline Club on Tuesday 17 March. Following the release of his latest book, A New Censorship: Inside the Global Battle for Media Freedom, Simon joined an engaged audience to discuss the reasons behind this ongoing diminishing of press freedom on a global scale. The discussion spanned from the current global spike in the murder, kidnapping and intimidation of journalists, to the futility of media blackouts, to the ways in which the internet has permanently changed the face of the news industry.
By Helena Kardova
On Monday 16 March, the Frontline Club hosted a preview screening of Masterspy of Moscow – George Blake, directed by George Carey. The film, which will be broadcast on Monday 23 March by BBC 4 Storyville, traces the life story of the legendary George Blake, a British diplomat who became a longterm double agent for the Soviet Union. Masterspy of Moscow clarifies the many myths surrounding Blake that persist, and culminates with an interview with the protagonist himself, from his cabin in the woods outside of Moscow.
Whether they spoke out against torture or mass surveillance, government officials who blew the whistle on the deplorable changes made to U.S. legislation after the 9/11 attacks have been left bankrupted, broke and broken.
The documentary Silenced, directed by James Spione and screened at the Frontline Club on Monday 9 March, follows the cases of three prominent whistleblowers who confronted and made public the unlawful practices of U.S. authorities.
By Francis Churchill
On Tuesday 3 March, veteran photojournalist Lynsey Addario shared stories from her years covering conflict and human rights crises with a packed audience at the Frontline Club. In a discussion chaired by Alexia Singh, editor-in-charge of Reuters Wider Image, Addario shared insights from her time embedding with the US military in Afghanistan, her capture by Libyan government forces and her experiences of censorship by certain facets of the American press.
By Robert Van Egghen
"We use nature because she's valuable, and we lose nature because she's free," comments Pavan Sukhdev in Banking Nature, which screened at the Frontline Club on Monday 2 March. Sukhdev, the CEO of Gist Advisory, is just one of the multitude of economists, analysts and activists interviewed in the film, which focuses on the commercialisation of the natural world. After the screening, director Sandrine Feydel joined the audience for an insightful discussion.
By Heenali Patel
On Friday 27 March, the Frontline Club partnered with the London School of Economics to host a series of films for the 7th annual LSE Literary Festival. The external screening, at Lincoln's Inn Fields, was packed out with members of the public for a night of short films exploring the foundations of identity and place. The five films took the audience on a journey to far flung corners of the earth, from rural Turkey to the Arctic Circle. While striking in their different visual styles, each shared a common thread by providing intimate snapshots of the lives of displaced individuals, traumatised and trapped in alien landscapes.
By Isabel Gonzalez-Prendergast
On 25 February, a panel of experts convened at the Frontline Club for a discussion on the war in Afghanistan and its ongoing legacy. Chaired by BBC Afghanistan correspondent, David Loyn, the debate spanned the period from 11 September 2001 to the present day.
By Javier Pérez de la Cruz
"What World Stories and the Why Foundation are doing is bringing very important, powerful documentaries to greater attention and to international audiences," said Richard Porter, controller of BBC World Service English, on Tuesday 24 February at the Frontline Club. The event marked the launch of the World Stories series, an international documentary initiative, and featured a screening of one of the organisation's most recent films: My Afghanistan – Everyday Stories of Bombs and Bullets, by Danish filmmaker Nagieb Khaja.
By Georgia Luscombe
On Monday 23 February, a screening of Tomorrow We Disappear transported an audience at the Frontline Club in rainy central London to the vibrant Kathputli slum in Delhi. The film follows the families of acrobats, magicians, painters and puppeteers resident in the artist colony of Kathputli as they battle the authorities who have sold their land to private developers. This screening of Tomorrow We Disappear, a sensitive and genuine depiction of the inhabitants of India's "tinsel slum," was followed by a Q&A with directors Jimmy Goldblum and Adam Weber.
The filmmakers began the discussion by commenting on their masterful use of sound and lighting in the film. "We really took our time from a technical perspective," Weber said. In order to capture truly natural moments, the filmmakers planted microphones throughout the slum. "We would walk around covertly to collect audio," Goldblum explained.
"In documentary, it's really important to understand the obstructions you're working with… we had to have a very tactical approach."
The bright colours of the puppets and costumes of the artists and performers, along with the warm Indian sunlight, awarded the film a cinematic quality which would have been difficult to recreate in another location. The directors explained how they went to New Delhi to start filming after realising that the mystic place of Salman Rushdie's Midnight's Children was in fact real. The story of the residents of Kathputli was one "that spoke to us on so many levels."
Goldblum explained how the filming had to take place over several years as they conducted initial interviews, identified the origins of the characters and the story, then watched the conflict unfold with the Raheja developers. "We would leave and we would edit for basically a year," he said. "We were constantly creating and destroying our movie until we got something that was emotionally honest."
An audience member wondered how two American documentarians had succeeded in creating such an emotionally honest documentary about a culture of which they were not a part. Weber and Goldblum suggested that the universality of the experience of the Kathputli artists, whose cultural heritage was in the process of being eroded by modernisation, made it possible for them to accurately portray their story.
Goldblum also paid testament to the translator on their second trip to New Delhi, a fellow American who had been fascinated with Indian culture since the age of fourteen, which enabled them to establish a "peer to peer" relationship with the artists. The translator's "respect for the culture allowed us to build relationships on the ground," Goldblum explained.
Despite the language barrier, Weber described how "over time we got so comfortable with them… that we picked up a way of communicating." The film pays witness to heated disputes amongst the artists about how best to deal with the threat of their homes being destroyed. It also offers a snapshot of the incredibly personal moments of its protagonists, such as a young boy entertaining himself by bringing his puppets to life in a dimly-lit room.
"Sometimes it [the language barrier] works in your favour," Weber explained. "The camera sort of disappears… and characters are just living out a scene very genuinely in front of us."
"I think our outsider status worked," Goldblum added.
Although only around 300 of 3,000 people have moved into the 'transit camp' (temporary accommodation whilst the slum is renovated into modern flats), the situation in the Kathputli colony remains tense as its inhabitants refuse to leave their homes. The bulldozers have not yet arrived but small incidents often turn into full scale police raids.
For more information on the Kathputli colony and Tomorrow We Disappear, visit the film's website here.
By Francis Churchill
Although the latest wave of violence has ended, the suffering in Gaza has not. This was the story that director Hernan Zin wanted to tell with his new film Born in Gaza, which held its UK premiere at the Frontline Club on 20 February.
Born in Gaza weaves together the testimonies of Gaza's youth, in order to paint a picture of the devastating impact of the ongoing conflict. Zin interviews children who have lost their homes, their livelihoods, and their family members, as well as those who have themselves been injured by Israeli shelling during repeated attacks in the summer of 2014.
In an emotional and inspiring interview at the Frontline Club on 19 February, little more than two weeks after his release from an Egyptian prison, Australian journalist Peter Greste spoke of his experience of being incarcerated for more than 400 days for nothing more than doing his job as a journalist.
Greeted by a standing ovation, Greste took to the stage, beaming to the crowded room and waving to friends and colleagues. It was Greste's first visit to London since he was released on 2 February under a presidential decree that allowed for the deportation of foreigners accused of crimes on Egyptian soil.
Facing up to what was originally a seven-year sentence had changed him as a person, said Greste, but he felt empowered to have discovered that the limits to what he could endure were beyond what he had ever expected.
By Richard Nield
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In a week in which Egypt sent F16 jets into Libya in response to the broadcast of an Islamic State video showing the execution of at least a dozen Egyptians, the Frontline Club held a timely event examining the reasons behind Libya's slide into civil war.
The event was held on 18 February, a day after Libyans marked the fourth anniversary of the revolution that brought an end to the regime of Muammar Gaddafi after almost 42 years in power.
But there is little for Libyans to celebrate.
"The speed of Libya's unravelling has been quite extraordinary," said Mary Fitzgerald, a journalist who has reported from Libya since February 2011, and contributor to a recently published collection of essays entitled The Libyan Revolution and its Aftermath.
By Alexandra Sarabia
The plethora of technology now available to communicate different forms of journalism, across a variety of platforms, has allowed journalists more freedom in their storytelling process. This is the driving force behind Me-Mo, a new multimedia magazine created by award-winning freelance photojournalists, Manu Brabo and Fabio Bucciarelli, in partnership with web-developing group, Libre.
On Tuesday 17 February, Brabo and Bucciarelli, along with Libre president Matteo Dispenza, convened at the Frontline Club to discuss the genesis of Me-Mo and to share their thoughts on the future of visual storytelling. The two photojournalists also presented their work on the Libyan revolution, which is featured in the magazine's recently released first issue. The event was chaired by Paul Lowe, course director of the Masters Programme in Photojournalism & Documentary Photography at London College of Communication, University of the Arts London.
By Olivia Acland
On Monday 16 February, the Frontline Club hosted a screening of Jocelyn Ford's debut film Nowhere to Call Home, which documents the extraordinary journey of Tibetan farmer Zanta as she battles prejudice and sexism in order to provide her young son, Yang Quing, with an education.
Zanta is widowed at the age of twenty-eight, and is left at the mercy of her tyrannical in-laws, who do not want their grandson to go to school. She consequently escapes to Beijing in order to offer Yang Quing a better start in life than she herself was given, stating that "without education, he's no different from a yak." Nowhere to Call Home follows Zanta as she is victim to blatant racism in China and struggles to navigate the oppressively patriarchal Tibetan society from which she hails, in which women are systematically silenced and bullied.
By Antonia Roupell
Not a seat was free on Tuesday 10 February at the Frontline Club, as a panel of experts convened for a discussion entitled Embedding with Aid Agencies: Editorial Integrity and Security Risks. The ideas of intention and interpretation dominated the evening, with the panel's arguments and audience comments exposing a relationship of disconnect and simultaneous dependency between aid agencies and journalists. What happens when the two work together? The pros, cons, irritations and limitations experienced by both sides made for a lively debate.


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Tesla Motors Sued By Car Dealers 510
from the not-playing-by-industry-rules dept.
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I don't think I would buy a car from Combustible Motors [gtspirit.com], but to each his own
I'm confused. Tesla don't provide any options at all for their EV? How about clarifying this with a car analogy?
And yet you failed to read the mentioned other chapters, which link again to even more chapters, which shows that you're totally fucking wrong, because electric motors don't even fall under the 'Alternative fuel Vehicles" because the legal definition of FUEL in the state.
Try again when you can read all of the laws and understand them, and not take just one into account, eh?
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Judge: Prosecutor Hid Evidence In Murder Trial
A judge in Cleveland has ordered new trials for three men convicted of a 1995 slaying because of what she says was "malicious suppression of evidence" by an assistant prosecutor.
Ohio officials suggest in a new report it's possible Cleveland kidnapper Ariel Castro may have died of auto-erotic asphyxiation, not suicide.
A report from the Ohio Department of Rehabilitation and Correction said Castro's pants and underwear were pulled down to his ankles when he was found Sept. 3 in his cell at a prison south of Columbus.
It also said Castro did not leave a suicide note and "multiple levels of assessment" did not find tendency toward suicide.
The state forwarded those facts to police to consider the possibility of auto-erotic asphyxiation, whereby individuals achieve sexual satisfaction by briefly choking themselves into unconsciousness.
Two guards have been suspended for falsifying logs to allegedly show rounds had been completed. Click here to hear more from Ohio Public Radio's Karen Kasler.
It also indicates an ambulance contracted to provide medical assistance at the prison was significantly late in arriving, but the delay didn't affect the outcome.
The report also said two prison guards falsified logs documenting their observation of Castro in the hours before he killed himself. The report said video indicates no checks were done on Castro at least eight times before he died.
Castro was serving a life sentence plus 1,000 years for holding three women captive for a decade.


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from Black Star (Ft. Common) – Respiration Lyrics on Genius
Mos Def is referring to the constructon of the city, built of steel skyscrapers, iron piping, fiber optic cables, metal subway cars, etc. The power of the city comes almost entirely from artificially-manufactured materials. It is a monument to technology.
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