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Centerview Terrace in Smyrna, GA
Welcome to Centerview Terrace in Smyrna, GA where comfort and quality reside, just minutes away from everything. Close to Marietta, Vinings, Downtown Atlanta, and Dobbins Air Force Base, these spacious apartments feature 1 and 2 bedroom rentals. We are minutes away from Cumberland Mall and fine dining. Each unit is equipped with all major appliances plus spacious walk-in closets & built-in bookshelves. Centerview Terrace also offers a sparkling swimming pool, playground, walking track, 24-hour emergency maintenance, and ample parking space. Come and see for yourself why living at Centerview Terrace says you have made the right choice! We are conveniently located near great Cobb County Schools which include Belmont Hills Elementary School, Green Acres Elementary School, Labelle Elementary School, Campbell High School, Oakwood High School, Norton Park Elementary School, Fair Oaks Elementary School and Osborne High School.
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Yesterday the Foreign Ministers of 21 nations gathered in London to discuss how to respond to Islamic State. There were not only representatives of major Western countries, including John Kerry from the United States, but also delegations from five of the six GCC States, Egypt and Iraq — the last mentioned very much in the front line. The case for additional aid — financial, training and military hardware — was reinforced by a plea from Iraq's Prime Minister, Haider al-Abadi, pointing out that falling oil prices mean Baghdad has less money available to allocate to the fight against ISIS. There was little information released as to the London conference's decisions, but I was surprised by the degree of scepticism in some quarters that the talks would lead to more decisive action by the anti-IS Coalition. I took part in an hour-long live TV debate on Kurdistan TV after the meeting finished and was made conscious of how the Kurds in the KRG feel the rest of the world could be doing more. My interlocutors were also concerned about Turkey's apparent ambivalence given Ankara's failure to stop anti-Assad groups using Turkey as a base from which to infiltrate Syria. I also pointed out the ambiguity of several Gulf States, not least Saudi Arabia, which is officially part of the Coalition, yet which has directly or indirectly fuelled ISIS and other militant groups with money (from wealthy private individuals) and by the export of its fundamentalist Wahhabi interpretation of Sunni Islam. Given the way that women are sidelined from decision-making in Saudi Arabia and have often been the victims of ISIS barbarity, it was moreover unfortunate that the London conference seemed to be very much a men's affair.
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ISIS and the London Conference
Posted by jonathanfryer on Friday, 23rd January, 2015
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Little Christmas Joy in the Middle East
Posted by jonathanfryer on Tuesday, 23rd December, 2014
As hundreds of millions of people around the world prepare to celebrate Christmas, spare more than a thought for the Christians of the Middle East, for many of whom 2014 has been a dire year. Two of the most vibrant Christian communities, in Iraq and Syria, have been traumatised by violent conflict, dispossession and displacement. And in Israel/Palestine, the fount of the faith, Christians are feeling under ever greater pressure to leave. The brutal Israeli onslaught on Gaza may be over, but its effects are still there, and in the occupied West Bank and East Jerusalem Christians and Muslims alike continue to suffer from the excesses of the occupying forces and the more extreme fringe of Israeli "settlers". The symbolic confrontation between Palestinians dressed as Santa Claus and IDF soldiers has become almost ritualistic, but there is nothing joyful in the real gulf that still separates the people in the Holy Land. The rise of ISIS has undoubtedly made things worse across the Middle East and North Africa as a whole, but no one actor in the region's turmoil is to blame alone. If Christians are to have a future in the Middle East, as they should, along with the other two Abrahamic faiths, then there needs to be a massive change of heart among political and religious leaders, as well as ordinary people, and an acknowledgement that what unites us all should be much stronger than that which divides.
Posted in Uncategorized | Tagged: Christians, Christmas, Iraq, Israel, Jerusalem, Jews, Middle East, Muslims, Palestine, Syria | 21 Comments »
"Islamic State": Pure Evil
Posted by jonathanfryer on Wednesday, 20th August, 2014
I have not watched the video of American journalist James Foley being beheaded by a militant from the so-called Islamic State, IS (previously known as ISIS). I don't need to, in order to share the revulsion and anger felt by most people in Britain, especially as the masked "executioner" in the video would appear to be British, from his accent. Foley was a war correspondent, not a soldier, who had been held in captivity for the past two years before his gruesome death. His only "crime", in the eyes of his captors, was his nationality, but nothing can possibly excuse his death and the manner of it. It comes hard on the heels of horrific stories of mass executions by IS of Yazidis and other civilians in Iraq and the terrorising of populations. I am not a Muslim, but I have studied enough about the religion over the years to know that this barbarity is as remote from the true teaching of Islam as was the Spanish Inquisition from that of Christianity. There is nothing noble or heroic in the action of IS militants, nor the cause they espouse. The Islamic State is pure evil, and must be condemned as such, by Muslims and non-Muslims alike. That means not only action on the ground in Syria and Iraq — which is already seeing some unusual alliances forming against IS — but especially in the mosques and madrasas, and through social media, where the poisonous message of IS must be challenged and exposed for what it truly is.
Posted in Uncategorized | Tagged: Iraq, IS, ISIS, Islamic State, James Foley, Syria | Leave a Comment »
An Independent Kurdistan?
Posted by jonathanfryer on Tuesday, 12th August, 2014
The tectonic plates of the Middle East are shifting. This is maybe not surprising, given the artificial boundaries imposed on the region by the British and French following the dismemberment of the Ottoman Empire at the end of the First World War. In fact, it's quite surprising that carve-up envisaged by the Sykes-Picot Agreement has lasted as long as it has. The Islamic State, as ISIS has rebranded itself, sees its putative caliphate rubbing out borders like chalk lines on a blackboard. Iraq as a whole is falling apart, to an extent as a result of George W Bush and Tony Blair's immoral war, but also because of the sectarianism and incompetence of the outgoing Iraqi Prime Minister, Nouri al-Maliki. The one bright spot on the horizon is the Kurdistan Regional Government, which has brought remarkable prosperity and stability to North-East Iraq, as well as providing a safe haven for refugees from other parts of the region. But in recent days, Kurdistan (KRG) has been under threat from ISIS and has called for weapons from the West, to help defend itself. Kurdistan deserves to be protected, and indeed to move swiftly to full independence, if that is what it wants. It had long been assumed that Turkey would oppose an independent Kurdistan, because of its own restless Kurdish minority, but that is no longer the case. So we may well see an independent Kurdistan take its seat at the United Nations in the not too distant future. And other changes to the map of the Middle East will surely follow.
Posted in Uncategorized | Tagged: George W Bush, Iraq, ISIS, Islamic State, Kurdistan, Nouri Al-Maliki, Ottoman Empire, Sykes-Picot Agreement, Tony Blair | 1 Comment »
Newroz in Finsbury Park
Posted by jonathanfryer on Sunday, 23rd March, 2014
This afternoon I stood in bright sunshine on a stage in London's Finsbury Park, speaking to a crowd of several thousand Kurds, to mark the festival of Newroz. In traditional Kurdish villages, people would jump over a fire at Newroz, but as I said in my speech, although there was no fire in front of me I could feel the fire in the people before me. They are right to be proud of their long history, culture and language, and to struggle for greater rights in the Middle East. In recent years I have been to Amed (Diyarbakir) and surrounding districts in predominantly Kurdiah areas of south-eastern Turkey, monitoring elections, though I won't be able to go to cover the local elections in Turkey next month as I'm staying in London to campaign for the European elections. I said to the crowd it is important that they — if they have British or other European Union passports — vote on 22 May for a party that supports the rights of minority peoples and is committed to Britain remaining in the EU, or otherwise urge their neighbours and friends to do so. Apart from Sarah Ludford MEP (who also has a longstanding interest in Kurdish issues) and myself, on the LibDem list for London we also have a Turkish Kurd, Turhan Ozen. The situation in Turkey is frustrating in that Recep Tayyip Erdogan made some significant moves towards recognising Kurdish rights but like so much of his policy, this has often been a situation of one step forward, one step back. In Syrian Rojava the situation is critical for many Kurds and in Iran several Kurdish leaders have recently been executed or harassed. Only in the Kurdish region of Iraq (KRG) — which I visited this time last year — is the situation markedly better. So Kurds have a lot to struggle for. But as I concluded in my short speech, today is a day for celebration. Newroz Piroj Be!
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Iran Invited to Geneva2. And the Kurds?
Posted by jonathanfryer on Monday, 20th January, 2014
The UN Secretary General, Ban Ki-Moon, has announced that Iran has now been invited to attend the Geneva talks on the future of Syria, due to be held on Wednesday. That is welcome news, though it is a little odd that the significance was almost lost in the revelation that a whole host of other states have also been invited, including Bahrain, Luxembourg and the Vatican. Given the small size and, at least in some cases, marginal direct involvement of some of the likely participants, it is maybe not surprising that Syrian Kurds — many of whom have also risen up against the regime of Bashar al-Assad — are asking, why not them too? The quick answer from the UN would doubtless be that they are not a state, though some of the other Syrian actors who will be present do not represent a state either. But of course there is a more substantial matter involved, namely the position of Kurds in the whole region. Only in Iraq have Kurds gained a high degree of autonomy; in fact, it is not inconceivable that the Kurdistan Region of Iraq could become an independent country one day. The issue then is, which other areas in the region with a high percentage of Kurds among their population would like to try to become part of some putative Kurdish state? The Iranians stamp hard on any attempts at Kurdish separatism, and Turkey — which houses almost half of the region's population of Kurds — strongly resists any attempt to undermine the territorial integrity of the Republic of Turkey. Moreover, Kurds in Turkey are themselves divided about how far they ought or ought not to be autonomous, let alone independent. But what is clear from even a cursory study of Middle Eastern history following the dismemberment of the Ottoman Empire is that the Kurds were denied a proper opportunity for self-determination by the Allied Powers. And if Syrian Kurds are excluded from Geneva2 it will strike some Kurdish activists as yet more of the same.
Posted in Uncategorized | Tagged: Bahrain, Ban Ki-Moon, Geneva2, Iran, Iraq, Kurds, Luxembourg, Syria, the Vatican, Tuyrkey, UN | Leave a Comment »
Kurdish International Liberal Congress
Posted by jonathanfryer on Tuesday, 10th December, 2013
Kurdish political parties, both in the Middle East and in exile, have tended to be Marxist in orientation, or at least Socialist, so the idea that Liberal Democracy might be appealing to Kurds is intriguing (though of course there are some Kurds originating from Turkey who have joined the UK Liberal Democrats). Dividing his time between Oslo and Erbil (in Iraq's Kurdistan autonomous region, KRG) Arif Bawecani, a Kurd of Iranian origin, formed and now leads a party, the Parti Serbesti Kurdistan (PSK), which he wants to align with Liberal forces worldwide. This past weekend I went to Oslo to attend the First Kurdish International Liberal Congress hosted by the PSK, which brought together not just Kurds from Iran and the KRG (Iraq) but other national minorities, notably ethnic Arab Ahwazis from the Iranian coastal region, also living in exile. Foreign visitors apart from myself included a Liberal (Venstre) from Norway and a French member of the International Network of Liberal Women, as well as one US Democrat and one Republican, and a couple of human rights activists from Dubai — a modest and somewhat heterodox group which nonetheless led to some interesting speeches and discussions. In my presentation, I defined from a Liberal perspective the key words of the opening article of the Universal Declaration of Human rights: freedom, equality, dignity, rights and brotherhood, in the context of diversity and tolerance. I don't know how far this will help the PSK, or the Gorran (Change) Movement from KRG, which was also represented, develop their ideology but it will be interesting to see what evolves.
Posted in Uncategorized | Tagged: Arif Bawecani, Iran, Iraq, KRG, Kurds, Norway, Oslo, Parti Serbesti Kurdistan, UAE, Venstre | Leave a Comment »
Don't Throw Syria Baby out with the Bathwater
Posted by jonathanfryer on Friday, 30th August, 2013
The Government's defeat last night over its motion on intervention in Syria was always on the cards given the deep divisions of opinion within all three main parties. It was interesting that some of the strongest speeches against going down a road that could lead to UK military strikes came from Tory rebels. Clearly memories of the way that the House was lied to over Iraq 10 years ago played its part, but there was also a realisation that a sizable majority of the British electorate is against going to war. At one level I am pleased about that; as a Quaker, that is hardly surprising. But I am anxious that we should not throw the Syria baby out with the bathwater. Last night's Commons vote should not be an end to the affair. Assad supporters in Homs were out in their cars honking their horns in victory once they heard about the UK vote, but now it is important that Britain and other Security Council members work hard to get a negotiated end to the bloodshed in Syria. That means getting both Russia and Iran on board. I have no illusions about how difficult that may be, but that is not a reason not to try. The killing and destruction and dispossession have got to stop and in the meantime the UK and other countries that were braced to go to war should spend some of the resources they would have devoted to that on humanitarian assistance instead. Syria's neighbours Lebanon, Jordan, Iraq and Turkey are all struggling under the weight of the refugee influx and deserve support. The Arab League, which has never really lived up to its potential, should also now step up to the plate and take a leading role in promoting a diplomatic solution. The blatant truth is that on progress so far, the armed rebels in Syria are never going to win militarily and frankly the country would probably descend into anarchy if they did. The military benefits of any external strike were always doubtful too. But to reiterate, just because the House of Commons has given the thumbs down to a course of action which could have led to war must not mean that we just turn our backs on Syria's agony and walk away.
Posted in Uncategorized | Tagged: David Cameron, Homs, Iran, Iraq, Jordan, Lebanon, Russia, Syria, Turkey, UN Security Council | 1 Comment »
Iraq 10 Years On
Posted by jonathanfryer on Wednesday, 17th April, 2013
The tenth anniversary of the US-led invasion of Iraq has provided an occasion for reflection on the pluses and minuses of that operation and its aftermath. Having been in Iraqi Kurdistan (KRG) last month I know that many Kurds there think of the War as a Liberation, and I can understand why, given the dreadful persecution they suffered at the hands of Saddam Hussein and his henchmen; it did indeed constitute genocide. But I am also aware, from my last visit to Baghdad, in December 2012, just how shattered Iraq remains as a state. Sunni have been pitted against Shia (who are now dominant) and fatal bombings in the capital are commonplace. As I said in a speech to the Cordoba Foundation and Al Sharq Forum's Conference at London's Commonwealth Club, "Iraq 10 Years On", the Americans made a terrible mistake in pushing de-Ba'athification so far that they sacked the army and police force, as well as many officials — a mistake they notably did not make in Germany in 1945 after the defeat of the Nazis. Saddam was a monster, of that I have no doubt; his torture centres bore all the hallmarks of a true sadist. But the Bush-Blair invasion did not usher in a period of faultless democracy and peace. I never believed it would. Moreover, as Wadah Khanfar — former head of Al Jazeera — pointed out at the same conference, the Iraq War, together with the new Arab Awakening, and all the baggage of Western interference in the Middle East and the unresolved Palestinian situation, has left a region in turmoil. It is not just Iraq that is dysfunctional but the entire MENA region, and I suspect it will take decades before things settle down. Whether that will be within the same b0undaries as the current countries is by no means sure. After all, most of the countries in the Middle East are artificial constructs, the result of the notorious Sykes-Picot Agreement, the Balfour declaration and the British betrayal of Arab nationalists led by the Hashemites. Moreover, given the Syrian civil war and renewed political activity regarding the Kurdish question in Turkey, it is not impossible that some time in the future there will be an independent Kurdish state. The KRG are currently sticking to their line that they will be happy with devo-max in Iraq, but if Iraq effectively ceases to be a coherent country then there will be a big temptation to go it alone, which could have far-reaching regional implications.
Photos by Richard Chambury (richfoto). 1: Daud Abdullah, Rosemary Hollis, JF, Matthew G Banks; 2: JF.
Links: http://www.thecordobafoundation.com & http://www.sharqforum.org
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Halabja 25 Years On
Posted by jonathanfryer on Sunday, 17th March, 2013
The name Halabja, like Auschwitz and Srebrenica, is etched in the mind, yet it is hard to picture the place until one goes there. The photos one sees of the 1988 chemical weapons attack on the Kurdish population by Saddam Hussein's evil regime show closeups of bodies lying in narrow streets or on doorsteps. Gwynne Roberts' films of the Anfal campaign of genocide against the Kurds feature smoke plumes rising from hillsides. So it was disconcerting yesterday, when I was a member of a large international solidarity delegation visiting Halabja yesterday for the 25th anniversary commemoration, to be taken to a nondescript place clearly in the plain and dominated by a museum-monument to the tragedy. Inside were lifesize maquettes mimicking the photos that I know so well, as well as lists of names of the 5,000 dead. Nearby a vast marquee had been erected, in which various dignitaries gave speeches. When the Prime Minister of the Kurdistan Region, Nechirvan Barzani, spoke there was a silent but effective demonstration by a dozen or so young locals, who held up small xeroxed signs with slogans calling for a distinct Halabja Governate and better opportunities for the areas youth. To his credit, Mr Barzani took the protesters head-on, saying that only the national government of Iraq in Baghdad can decide on creating new governates or provinces. But obviously the grievances of some locals are real in their eyes. And even if some visitors might have felt that it was inappropriate to take such action during an event of solemn commemoration, under the gaze of numerous TV cameras, there is a valid argument that we should not be so concerned with the horrors of the past that we ignore the needs of the present.
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There was a related thread way back here: http://www.waywordradio.org/discussion/topics/up-or-down/
Ran into this page on Mental Floss today: http://mentalfloss.com/article/57032/25-words-are-their-own-opposites
There's a few words on this list for which the opposite meaning seems a bit obscure, but was an interesting read and I thought I'd share it.
One fact mentioned on that page is that there are several synonyms for "contronym." Copied and pasted:
The contronym (also spelled "contranym") goes by many names, including "auto-antonym," "antagonym," "enantiodrome," "self-antonym," "antilogy" and "Janus word" (from the Roman god of beginnings and endings, often depicted with two faces looking in opposite directions).
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Don Mattrick
Chief Executive Officer
Don Mattrick is Chief Executive Officer of Zynga, a social game services company headquartered in San Francisco, California.
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Prior to Zynga, Lee served as the Senior Vice President of Enterprise Finance for Best Buy, where he was responsible for leading the company's corporate strategy, financial planning and analysis and treasury teams. Before joining Best Buy, Lee spent more than eight years at Del Monte Foods where he held several leadership positions across finance and general management including Senior Vice President of Strategy, where he oversaw corporate strategy, mergers and acquisitions, transformation and corporate affairs; Senior Vice President of Consumer Products, Vice President of Strategic Planning and Business Development, Vice President of Finance for Consumer Products and Vice President of Sales FP&A. During this time, Del Monte Foods rapidly transformed and ultimately delivered significant shareholder value to its public investors in the sale of the company to private equity.
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David received his MBA from the University of Chicago, a BA from Harvard College and is a NetKAL Fellow. He resides in Hillsborough, California with his wife and two daughters.
Clive Downie
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Clive Downie is the Chief Operating Officer for Zynga, where he oversees the company's worldwide operations and execution. Downie has more than 20 years of international experience across console and free-to-play mobile games, and an extensive history leading teams and publishing hit global game franchises and services.
Prior to joining Zynga, Downie held several leadership positions at DeNA Co., Ltd., a global leader in mobile social gaming services. Most recently, he served as Chief Executive Officer of DeNA West, the company's American and European division. In that role, Downie oversaw the company's mobile social game platform, Mobage West, and also managed DeNA's western third-party business and first-party game studios in San Francisco, Vancouver and Chile. Prior to that, Downie was Vice President of Studios, managing DeNA's internal studios in North America and Europe, and the Vice President of Marketing and Revenue at ngmoco, Inc., a mobile game company acquired by DeNA in October 2010.
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David Lewis Paget
The Ghost of Varley Scribbs
'I'll take you back to a former time
To the year of '53,
When I was just a travelling man
On the coast, down by the sea…'
We all sat round in the darkened room
By a candle's flickering light,
We thought we might be in for a treat
With a tale from Jonathon Blight.
I winked at Jack and he winked at me
And we sat back with a pipe,
While Janet sat there, clutching her knee
And we thought, 'Oh, this is ripe! '
We'd heard all Jonathon's tales before
But I don't think Janet had,
Enough to give a vicar the creeps
For they'd always end up bad.
While Barb just sat in the corner there
And played with the Tarot Cards,
She'd just turned over the card of Death
And had thumped the table, hard.
'I'd just checked in to a Cornish Inn
That was called 'The Seaman's Rest',
The woman there was as hard as nails
And I must say - Not impressed! '
'I had a drink at the bar in there
But I went to bed by ten,
The room was filled with a musty smell
Unused, since I don't know when,
I woke up round about three o'clock
In a bluish, misty light,
A woman stood by the window, staring
Out to the shades of night.'
'I half sat up, but she didn't move
And a form rushed from the door,
The shape of a man, his arm upraised
So quick, it was all I saw.
He grabbed the woman around the neck
And then, with a single stroke,
He drew a razor across her neck
And he cut the woman's throat! '
Janet was sat with her jaw agape
So she didn't notice Jack,
He'd moved up slowly behind her
When he saw that her jaw was slack.
He drew the back of a kitchen knife
Across her pearly throat,
And Janet jumped to her feet and screamed
In a long and high pitched note.
She fell, collapsed on the table then
And slid on down to the floor,
'What was the point of that, ' said Barb,
'You've killed the girl, for sure! '
We checked, and found that her heart had stopped,
And Jack, his face was white,
'We'd better call her an ambulance
Or we'll not get home tonight.'
I thought I'd better get out of there
And leave Jack to his fate,
He'd have to answer their questions, then
I said, 'It's getting late! '
So Barb took off with her Tarot cards
And I said 'bye' to His Nibs,
But he said, 'I've not finished the tale
Of the Ghost of Varley Scribbs! '
3 April 2013
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"I asked him if he wanted to ride along with me to the store. He said no, and when I came back, no one was there. His stuff was like it was thrown away. His suitcase was empty, and a garbage bag had his stuff. I just looked at his stuff and said, 'Oh no,'" Steffens testified. "I knew he wouldn't leave his daughter's birthday gift behind."
Steffens' haunting final recollection of Fry came last month in Austin during a federal trial that delved deeply into one of the century's most baffling celebrity disappearances, that of Madalyn Murray O'Hair. The three-week trial of Gary Karr, an ex-con with a résumé rich in violent crime, was the first detailed public airing of what authorities believe happened to the famous atheist and her two children and later to Fry, a small-time hustler from Florida.
The jagged plotline began at American Atheists General Headquarters in Austin, and, if authorities are correct, ended at a blood-soaked storage unit a dozen blocks to the west. Along the way the plot touched down in Dallas, Houston, San Antonio, Newark, Romania, New Zealand, and South Florida.
If O'Hair and Waters had the leading roles, the supporting cast ranged from atheist eccentrics to ex-girlfriends looking for payback, and from Peoria tough guys to a trio of clueless but lucky thieves from San Antonio.
Among them, Steffens was a star prosecution witness. At this point in her testimony about her last visit with Fry, Steffens, a deep-voiced woman dressed like a minister's wife, began to fight tears, and everyone in the courtroom knew why: If the details of Fry's final hours are unknown, his ghastly fate is not. On October 2, 1995, two days after Fry vanished from Waters' apartment, an old man picking cans found a headless, handless, and nude body on a riverbank near Seagoville. It was a white man, middle-aged, mid-sized, and with no identifying marks, scars, or tattoos. The head and hands were not found, nor were clothing or personal effects. And for more than three years, the motive for the mutilation slaying was as elusive as the name of the victim. But in late 1998, Dallas police received a critical tip, and three months later genetic testing confirmed the headless corpse was Fry.
The finding triggered an explosion of police activity in a disappearance case with a far higher profile, that of O'Hair, the atheist battle-ax credited or blamed with taking prayer out of public schools. Fry and O'Hair had both vanished from South Texas on the same weekend in late 1995. And beyond the coincidences of timing and geography was another, more ominous, link: David Waters.
Waters, a secretive and violent ex-con, had worked with Fry in Florida before moving to Texas in 1991. And in 1993 and 1994, he had worked for O'Hair at her offices in Austin. Waters' employment ended about the same time that $54,400 vanished from atheist accounts, and he later pleaded guilty to the embezzlement and received probation.
But such wishful thinking died when the headless corpse got a name. Hazy scenarios of money laundering, false passports, and overseas exile were instantly replaced by darker images of abduction, ransom, murder, and dismemberment. Confirmation of Fry's murder ignited a stalled federal investigation into the O'Hair case, and long-frustrated Dallas detectives quickly rolled south to San Antonio and Austin looking for his killers. In March 1999 the feds raided four locations and charged Waters and Karr with weapons violations. And last month in Austin, after 15 months of grinding investigation, the government laid down their cards for the world to see.
The hand was stacked with bloody sneakers and bow saws, gold thieves and strip clubs, feral hogs and phone bills, wire transfers and storage units, Rolex watches and white cargo vans. And when the last card was played, the feds had presented a circumstantial case based on 68 witnesses and more than 320 exhibits that Waters, Karr, and Fry had done in the O'Hairs. It was only three bodies shy of a royal flush.
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Just as the title says, what's gonna happen to the character's who generally jungle to get a good start? Or the people who like to jungle?
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Character's who generally jungle to get a good start? Maybe on SR, laning doesn't exist in Domionion, so they won't have a disadvantage like they has in Summoner's Rift.
And ppl who like to jungle just have to play on Summoner's Rift.
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Almost every jungler has great sustain, therefore they will be beastly in dominion.
Warwick in particular is going to be very hard to deal with from what I can tell.
Ok, ty. =)
Also, while most people jungle to 4 or so and then gank, you start at level 3 in this mode so a lot less of a need to jungle from THAT front.
I think janglers will be awesome in dominion. They have great staying power and are usually great 1v1.
Ahh, I wasn't aware you start at level 3. Interesting. Thank you for the intel and input. =)
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Yeah, you start at level 3 with 1375 gold. And most junglers are pretty good in smaller fights even early on, so you shouldn't need to worry about how to get a good start.
A good start means you capture 3 points over 2 and get some kills! :P
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In the wake of price rise, hiked costs and the line up of festivities, The Hindu stops by for their take.
As for E. K. Selvaraj, who runs a mess which boasts of a steady clientele of office-goers and scribes, the upward prices of commodities is a greater discomfort. Yet, he has not pruned down on his purchases.
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"We usually shop from Chennai or Tiruchi before the festival season, but this time, travel was not possible. We spent the same money, with limited choices," says Ms. Geetha.
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I tried to find a Nova Zembla rhododendron today. A week ago, I saw some with swelling buds, but I didn't buy one then.
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