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The two Irfans spoke of how they cowered for hours in 45 Celsius heat to avoid being attacked by drone missiles in a graphic description of life in terror camps in the lawless tribal areas of Pakistan.
The heavyweight Naseer said that he resorted to eating berries as he hid beneath a tree while hearing drones overhead as the recruits prepared to set off explosives in a valley, a 40-minute drive from the 'classroom' where they were taught terror skills.
The pair were forced to stay there for more than four hours, according to the account by Naseer, picked up on secret recording devices rigged up by the authorities.
"Was so dry, so dry I was… I was forcing spit to come up so I could swallow it again yeah, I was about to die of dehydration yeah, for two days after that my peshab (urine) was orange colour almost," he told his colleagues. He recalled thinking: "If I have to stay here for another hour I will pray that I get hit by a drone."
The ability to train recruits has been hampered because of the threat of drone strikes in the mountainous region of Waziristan, said Raffaello Pantucci, a senior research fellow at the Royal United Services Institute. "I think the conclusion for the security services is that the pressure in Waziristan is working," he said.
The difficulty of the training meant that the pair feigned illness and were expelled after hiding in a room watching jihadi videos during one of the two men's trips to Pakistan.
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Bugged messages suggested that Mr Faraz passed Irfan Naseer's name to the family of one of the men who travelled to Pakistan, who were desperately trying to get him back.
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so.. why did the black rook not take the knight on the first move?
cause checkmate is then faster a fact
after knight c8, black can move pawn to f6 and he will prolong the game
good puzzle
I tried many moves, finally got it, the hardest part, where to move the Queen,it was sacrifice..to smother.
i thought the solution was interesting but I really dont understand the logic behind some of first moves. Is the solution really absolutely the best moves or are some of these puzzles more demonstrative/interesting than tactical?
The logic behind 1.Nc8 is that white cuts off the black rook from defending d8 threatening checkmate. The logic behind 1..., Nd5 is to prevent white from having a direct shot at d8 as 1..., Rxc8 loses to 2.Qd8+, Rxd8, 3.Rxd8#. The logic behind 2.Qb4+, is that black cannot play 2..., Nxb4 because of 3.Rd8#. The logic here is not readily visible, but the moves played are the best for black unless you consider massive material loss as better than losing to checkmate. Try looking through some of the earlier posts with diagrams to see how that is.
Cool mate.
nice one
there is no way to avoid this mate and every move is forced. if you deviate in any way it will cause a faster checkmate. yes
Not necessarily. Black could play something like f6 as his first move and avoid immediate mate, but would lose material as a result.
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For years, I'd heard of Dubai residents travelling to the Maldives for quick breaks. They'd travel over Eid holidays or Christmas to spend a couple of nights in bliss. When they came back, they'd show me pictures of themselves frolicking on white sandy beaches like love-struck teenagers in a pop video. It was sickening.
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I really wanted to swim in paradise.
In August, after months of living under the threat of being eaten alive by the financial crisis, I decided I was going to the island state, whether my budget liked it or not.
Thankfully, all tourists travelling to the Maldives (even Lebanese, Pakistani and Algerian passport holders) can get a free 30-day visa at the airport. There are strict rules about renewing a visit visa, but frankly, most people wouldn't stay longer than a month.
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Great article! Maldives is one of the best places to go for a vacation. Breathtaking sunsets, swimming to tiny islands and explore the superb scenery.
Great article. My wife and I also visited Velavaru in June 2009 and filed this small report with pictures at http://360degreeworld.com/angsana-banyan-tree-maldives-trip-report/
So how much did it cost in total and how long did you stay?


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Stuart Broad and Graeme Swann shared five wickets to put England in complete command on the second day of the first Test against Bangladesh.
At the close in Chittagong the hosts, replying to England's 599 for six declared, were struggling at 154 for five with only opener Tamin Iqbal standing firm.
Tamim was unbeaten on 81 after Paul Collingwood had collected his 10th Test century to lift England to a huge first-innings total.
Facing an uphill task to avoid the follow-on, Bangladesh suffered an early setback on Saturday when fast bowler Broad dismissed opener Imrul Kayes for four and Junaid Siddique for seven with short-pitched deliveries before Swann continued his remarkable record of capturing a wicket in his opening over.
Swann had Aftab Ahmed caught by Ian Bell at leg-slip for one to give the off-spinner a wicket with his fifth ball after the tea break and reduce Bangladesh to 51 for three.
Tamim then shared a 94-run partnership with Mahmudullah's 51 to repair the damage before Swann struck again.
Mahmudullah, who had raced to his fifty off 54 balls with seven cleanly struck boundaries and a six, attempted a sweep shot but managed only to glove the ball to Collingwood at slip.
Skipper Shakib Al Hasan survived some anxious moments before he was bowled by Swann for one, attempting to drive.
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Swann could have added another wicket but nightwatchman Shahadat Hossain was given the benefit of the doubt by the third umpire when England appealed for a catch at silly point.
Collingwood, 32 not out overnight, punished the innocuous Bangladesh bowling with 145 from 188 balls.
He completed his century with a single off Shahadat and Ian Bell, his partner in the 184-run fifth wicket stand, drove the next ball to the cover boundary to bring up his fifty.
England first innings (o/n 374-3)A Cook c & b Mahmudullah 173M Carberry lbw b Mahmudullah 30J Trott c Rahim b Rubel 39K Pietersen b Razzak 99P Collingwood c Iqbal b Razzak 145I Bell c Hossain b Shakib 84M Prior not out 0 Extras 29Total (for 6) 599Fow: 1-72 2-149 3-319 4-412 5-596 6-599Bangladesh first inningsT Iqbal not out 81I Kayes c Prior b Broad 4Z Siddique c and b Broad 7A Ahmed c Bell b Swann 1Mahmudullah c Collingwood b Swann 51S Hasan b Swann 1S Hossain not out 0Extras 9Total (for 5) 154Fow: 1-13 2-27 3-51 4-145 5-149
"This is a special century for me," Collingwood said.
"It is Test cricket and to get 10 centuries, it is something I thought I'd never achieve when I first started the game.
"I've not had a hundred for a little while, so I wanted to make sure I got there and it was a special one for me.
"I'm not going to rank it as the best or the worst or even the easiest, I think that is a little bit unfair.
"I don't want anything to be taken away from our performance and the way we've approached the game."
Collingwood, who hit 10 fours and four sixes, had one let-off when Shakib dropped a return catch when the batsman was on 119.
Wicketkeeper Mushfiqur Rahim fumbled a chance off Bell when he was on 64 off Razzak and he was again dropped by Rubel Hossain off Shakib.
Rubel made amends for his mistake with the next ball to catch Bell for 84 and Alastair Cook declared the innings immediately.
Earlier, Cook fell short of a double century when off-spinner Mahmudullah had him caught-and-bowled for 173.
Cook, resuming on 158 not out, eased past his previous Test-best score of 160 but an attempted pull caught the leading edge and Mahmudullah took a simple catch.
Cook struck 16 fours and two sixes in his 283-ball knock.
Bangladesh all-rounder Mahmudullah refused to give up hope.
"We have got some depth in our batting. Still Mushfiqur (Rahim) and Naeem (Islam) are to come. Tamim is still there. If we are able to bat properly we can achieve a good total," he said.
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GENEVA – The UN's rights body on Friday expressed deep concern over the case of a young mother burned alive by a crowd accusing her of sorcery in Papua New Guinea.
"We note with great concern that this case adds to the growing pattern of vigilante attacks and killings of persons accused of sorcery in Papua New Guinea," said Cecile Pouilly, a spokeswoman for the UN Office of the High Commissioner for Human Rights.
Kepari Leniata, 20, was reportedly stripped naked, tortured with a branding iron and tied up, splashed with fuel and set alight on a pile of rubbish topped with car tires, while a crowd that included school children looked on.
According to news reports, she was torched Wednesday in Mount Hagen by villagers who claimed she killed a six-year-old boy through sorcery, with police outnumbered by onlookers and unable to intervene.
"We urge the government to put an end to these crimes and to bring perpetrators of attacks and killings to justice through thorough, prompt and impartial investigations in accordance with international law," Pouilly said.
The UN agency also asked that authorities "demonstrate their political will" by educating the public to prevent more attacks and by providing protection to people accused of sorcery.
"In light of the heinous crime which has been committed, we encourage the authorities to hasten the process to strengthen the legal response to such killings," Pouilly said.
The agency also said authorities should "provide medical and psychosocial treatment for victims".
There is widespread belief in sorcery in the poverty-stricken Pacific nation where many people do not accept natural causes as an explanation for misfortune, illness, accidents and death.
There have been several other cases of witchcraft and cannibalism in PNG in recent years.
In 2009, a young woman was stripped naked, gagged and burned alive at the stake, also in Mount Hagen, in what was said to be a sorcery-related crime.
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The Spokane Chiefs fell hard at Tri-City Saturday night, 8-3, giving them two loses, one in overtime, in their big three-games-in-three-nights - all on the road - against U.S. Division rivals. And it only gets tougher this evening with a visit to play Western Hockey League-leading Portland. The Tri-City Herald story is here with the long box below. Spokane coach Don Nachbaur called it an off-night, the Chiefs' first in a month.
Chiefs fall in Seattle
The Spokane Chiefs lost at Seattle Friday night. Despite controlling the game offensively the Chiefs picked up just one goal and lost in a shootout after goalie James Reid was brilliant in overtime. (I couldn't find a story in the Seattle times but the long box is below.) There is also a story by Greg Meachem in the Red Deer Advocate on Chiefs' backup goalie Mac Engle. The Chiefs are at Tri-City tonight.
Cowen captain for Team WHL
Spokane Chiefs captain Jared Cowen was named Team WHL captain for Wednesday's game against a touring Russian team in Kamloops, British Columbia, while the Chiefs add a player to the roster.
Spokane Chiefs captain Jared Cowen was named Team WHL captain for Wednesday's game against a touring Russian team in Kamloops, British Columbia, while the Chiefs add a player to the roster.
Chiefs, Reid blank Americans
The Spokane Chiefs shut down their Tri-City 5-0, with James Reid making 20 saves for the shutout Saturday night. Reid got third star with defenseman Jared Cowen getting No. 1 and Kenton Miller the No. 1 star. Story here, long box on extended entry.
Chiefs pull out win
The Spokane Chiefs didn't have the same intensity they had one their successful Eastern Division swing but they beat the Edmonton Oil Kings 4-3 Friday night. Don Nachbaur wasn't exactly pleased with his Western Hockey League team but he wasn't surprised - and he was definitely glad to get the two points, thanks to goalie James Reid and a couple goals from Tyler Johnson. The story is here.
Chiefs home with 3-3 record
My apologies hockey fans. I thought Saturday night after cross country writing, I would have more information on the Spokane Chiefs' 3-1 win at Swift Current. That information never came. Still nothing on Sunday when I checked from home. Then I realized that maybe, just maybe, there wasn't a daily newspaper covering the Broncos so any it would take a while to get anything. So what we have is the Chiefs' rewrite and an internet story.
Brandon trips Chiefs in OT
The Spokane Chiefs fall 3-2 in overtime at Brandon. The long box is below and a careful look at it shows a little heartbreak for the vistors, especially on the winning goal. Rob Henderson's story tells the tale.
Chiefs visit Brandon
Due to a scheduling conflict, the Chiefs game on tonight from Brandon will be heard on AM KJRB 790.
Rob Henderson of The Brandon Sun has a short advance the Spokane Chiefs' visit to the Wheat Kings tonight. It's posted below.
Gregg Drinnan had the particulars from the Chiefs' 11-1 victory at Regina on Saturday: first time the Chiefs had scored 11 goals in a road game since Jan. 16, 1999, when they beat the Medicine Hat Tigers, 11-2. The last time Spokane scored 11 times at home? That would be Feb. 14, 2009, in an 11-2 victory over the Edmonton Oil Kings… . It was the seventh time in franchise history that the Chiefs scored in double digits in one game. The record for most goals in one game is 16, set Jan. 30, 1988 in a 16-7 victory over the visiting Moose Jaw Warriors. The team record for most goals in a road game is 12, set March 22, 1986, in a 12-9 victory over the Victoria Cougars. Levko Koper had six points, including two goals. The last Chiefs player to enjoy a six-point game? F Ned Lukacevic had three goals and three assists in a 7-4 victory over the visiting Portland Winterhawks on Dec. 15, 2004… . Anthony Bardaro, who had 11 points in 63 games last season, is enjoying a six-game point streak. He has all four of his goals and seven of his nine assists over his last six games.
Cory Wolfe of The Saskatoon Star-Phoenix has the reaction on the Blades' third jersey.
Chiefs fall in Prince Albert
The Spokane Chiefs dropped a 5-2 decision in Prince Alberta Thursday night. Here is John MacNeil's story in the Prince Alberta Daily Herald. The long box is below. Spokane is 2-2 on the road trip and has lost defenseman Grant Leedahl to an injury for the duration of the six-game trip, which is Brandon on Friday and Swift Current on Saturday.
Everett coach Craig Hartsburg had open heart surgery on Wednesday.
Chiefs trip Blades 3-2
The Spokane Chiefs are 2-1 on their six game swing east after beating the Saskatoon Blades 3-2 - all three goals scored by defensemen. The complete box is posted below and with the story written by Cory Wolfe of the Star-Phoenix.
'Roadkill' describes Chiefs' big win
The Regina Leader Post doesn't have the stories posted from the Chiefs' 11-1 drubbing of the Regina Pats but reporter Greg Harder shared his stories with us - one on the game, the other on Tyler Johnson's return to Saskatchewan, a golden memory fo him. They're on the extended entry.
Chiefs lose in Moose Jaw
The Spokane Chiefs lost on the road and it sounds like they were lucky it was only 3-2. We have the story from Moose Jaw below.
Chiefs win big over PG
The Spokane Chiefs are hitting the road with a little jump in their step, whipping Prince George 7-3. The complete box is below. Here is the story.
Chiefs regroup to face PG
In their last outing the Spokane Chiefs lost 4-2 to Red Deer and it wasn't their best effort. Coach Don Nachbaur let them know but that doesn't mean all is lost. We'll find out tonight if they learned anything when they face the Prince George Cougars to end a six-game homestand. It's the last home game for two-plus weeks. We'll report every goal via Tweet (SRtrim) and have the story on the blog afterwards.
Chiefs deal Cratsenberg
The Spokane Chiefs have traded seldom used forward T.C. Cratsenberg to Chilliwack for a conditional eight-round pick in the 2012 Bantam Draft.
Originally a sixth-round pick out of Federal Way, Wash., in 2007, Cratsenberg has appeared in just five of the Chiefs' 10 games this year and only 25 last year. In those games he had just one assist but 55 penalty minutes.
"Considering the dynamics of our current roster T.C. was going to have a tough time getting the ice time that he deserved," Chiefs General Manager Tim Speltz said. "Hopefully he can take advantage of the opportunity in Chilliwack. We wish him the best of luck."
Chiefs fall to Red Deer
Red Deer doubles up Spokane 4-2 in a testy WHL game at the Arena Saturday night. The complete box is below. Read the story here.
Gal gets three, Chiefs get 8
The Spokane Chiefs peppered a pair of Calgary Hitmen goalies with 53 shots, but it was one of them, a non-shot, that kind of defined this game as the home team wins 8-1. Blake Gal (10) got a hat trick, and was almost embarassed, but, of course, no one turns down a three-goal game. The story is here, the extended box is below.
Hitmen stalking Chiefs
The Spokane Chiefs are about to tackle defending Western Hockey League champion Calgary at the Arena. The Hitmen played at Tri-City on Tuesday, losing 3-1, but Chiefs coach Don Nachbaur came away impressed, saying Calgary was the better team. The complete box is posted below. We'll keep you posted on scoring tonight through Twitter, SRtrim.
Central teams visit Chiefs this week
The Spokane Chiefs face some new blood this week with a pair of Central Division teams coming in, starting with defending Western Hockey League champion Calgary Wednesday. For other WHL news and a little more on the Chiefs, click the tab below.
Chiefs show some power in 3-1 win
The Spokane Chiefs get a pair of power play goals and defeat the Everett Silvertips 3-1. The stars were 3, Tyler Johnson (goal, 2 assists); 2, James Reid (18 saves) and 1, Brenden Kichton (assists on both power plays). Complete box below. Here is the story.
News from around the WHL
There is some news around the Western Hockey League today to get fans ready for the Spokane Chiefs' game against Everett, in its first road game of the season, at the Arena Saturday night. Check the extended for the links.
Chiefs power play lacks power
After a hot start the Spokane Chiefs have gone ice cold. We don't mean wins and losses, the Western Hockey League team is 2-5 with Everett coming to town on Saturday. No, the Chiefs had seven goals on their first 24 power plays, 0 on the last 24. However, there this is no time to panic, according to coach Don Nachbaur. Here is our story.
Johnson has big impact for Chiefs
Columnist John Blanchette talked to hometown hero Tyler Johnson (above) about how a small player can play a big role for a Western Hockey League team.
Meanwhile, the WHL suspended Brenden Shinnimin of the Tri-City American for 12 games for a checking from behind penalty that injured Josh Nichols of the Saskatoon Blades (check here for the hit). The Tri-City Herald story and John MacNeil of the Prince Albert Daily Herald tracked down Shinnimin for a story that noted the players had talked. However, Nichols is a little disappointed with the length of the suspension. The Ams were on their Eastern Divisions swing and Shinnimin, from Winnipeg, missed the "home town stop" in Brandon. He returns Nov. 13 - when the Americans play in Spokane.
Prince George adds goalie Chase Martin, 18, to its roster. Martin was a fifth-round pick by Spokane in 2007 bantam draft and played in one game last year.
Chiefs fall
The Spokane Chiefs continue to struggle on the power play, going 0-9, to fall to Portland 2-1 for the second straight night at the Arena. Story is here, complete box below.
Chiefs fall to Portland
First, enjoy Paul Turner's thoughts on the nicknames of the Western Hockey League teams.
A last minute goal allows Portland to continue its dominance of the Chiefs in Spokane - but you don't want to remember last year, went the Winterhawks went 4-0 in the regular season and 4-0 in the playoffs. Well, that streak is up to nine now.
The game story is here. The long box is below with some notes.
FYI, we're now tweeting, SRtrim.
Cowen knows what he has to do
Jared Cowen is disappointed he's not in the NHL, of course, but Spokane Chiefs teammate Tyler Johnson happily gives up the C to have the big blue liner back with the Western Hockey League team. Story here.
Chiefs win is just part of the news
On good thing that happens when the Spokane Chiefs venture to Kamloops for a Western Hockey League game is that in addition to a good game story from WHL guru Gregg Drinnan, there is also bonus coverage. Read about that and much more below.
Chiefs lose in Cowen's return
Defenseman Jared Cowen met the Spokane Chiefs at Chilliwack on Tuesday, just in time for a 2-1 loss to the Bruins. It was his first Western Hockey League game after being sent down by the Ottawa Senators. The game story from Eric Welsh of The Chilliwack Progress is below.
By the way, Cowen was wearing the C. Does that mean Tyler Johnson's tenure as captain was just for one game after all that hoopla last week?
Cowen a victim of numbers
Jared Cowen is headed to the coast and a Tuesday night game against Chilliwack. It's not where he wanted to be, but it's a definite lesson on the business side of professional sports.
The Spokane Chiefs defenseman was sent back to the Western Hockey League when age and contracts made it difficult for the Ottawa Senators to keep their 2009 first-round draft pick.
From the Ottawa Citizen, after this story about the move, is this story about the unsung veteran that got the final spot on defense. Here's the take from the Senators' website.
Chiefs win thriller
The Spokane Chiefs pick up their first win of the Western Hockey League season in dramatic fashion.
Blake Gal scores with a minute left in regular and Mitch Holmberg scores in overtime - the second goal of the game for both - for a 6-5 win over the Tri-City Americans.
The story is here. The long box is posted below.


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09 February 2011
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