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A PICC is a peripherally inserted central catheter. This special IV is placed into a large vein in the upper arm and sometimes in the leg of an infant. The end of the PICC ends in a vein close to the heart but not in the heart.
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This is irritation of the vein in which the PICC is in. It is not an infection. Signs include:
This is very rare. But it could happen if the cap came off the end of a PICC that is not clamped. It could also happen if there was a cut or tear in the PICC. It takes a large amount of air in the bloodstream to cause a problem. If air gets into the bloodstream, your child could have:
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Thanks for visiting my blog - I keep seeing your comments on other blogs so about time I came over.
We've had some corking bangs on the head - once opened the car door just as Dan was passing on his scooter - fountains of blood - he still bears the scar.
They bounce back though - sometimes literally.awww poor little one - if it is any consolation bub 2 fell from 6 ft once, then from 3 the next day - toddlers - bruise magnets.
Just wait till he masters "I promise I won't fall off this couch/chair/table/mantlepeice/bit of old clothesline I tied between two doorhandles"
Very beautiful photos. Very.Love the pics. Looks like a really gorgeous spot.
I can fess up now that I/he/we forgot to do up the straps on our then 18mnth old daughter's car seat, didn't know til we went round a corner, heard a thud, looked round to see an empty seat, pulled over and found her sitting on the floor of the car smiling at us. Bruise showed up next day. Oops.Hope you're having a great time in Marrakech! I'm sure the weather is better than here in Yorkshire (cold and pouring down at the moment!). Adore the photo of Charlie among the yeallow leaves. Hope his head is better by now. I don't think you could do worse than me with ragards to children. When my daughter was 11 months old she tried to "escape" from her cot whilst I was having a quick shower and she fell on the floor resuklting in a broken wrist. I will feel guilty for the rest of my life but I didn't flee to Morocco!!! Ciao. A.

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feature archive<<<< You are on page 41 of 94 pages >>>>Jump to page: June 3 is Mabo Day in Australia07.06.2003 02:03
On June 3, 1992 the High Court of Australia rejected the notion of "Terra Nullius", which states that Australia was not occupied before European colonisation. Eddie Mabo a Torres Strait, born on Mer in the Torres Strait and living in Townsville in Queensland, conducted a ten year battle through the courts that led to this historic judgement. The Mabo Judgement states in law that indigenous Australians have, because of their prior occupation, ownership of land where native title has not been extinguished. June 3 1992 marked the beginning of a reconciliation process between indigenous and non-indigenous Australians that is based in law, not charity. It opened up a new chapter in the often difficult relationship between indigenous and non-indigenous Australians. The Mabo decision is arguable the most important decision that the High Court of Australia has made since Federation. It states Indigenous people have legal, not just symbolic, rights, to all Crown Land in Australia, as well as possible rights to pastoral leases. FCC Approves Further Consolidation of Corporate Media06.06.2003 03:36
In a further blow to the already stifled diversity of voices and opinions expressed in the mainstream media, the three Republicans on the Federal Communications Commission outvoted the two Democrats in approving new Broadcast Ownership Rules which will allow greater concentration of media ownership. Reminiscent of the disgraceful deregulation of radio which allowed the "clear-channelization" of the radio airwaves, now the same corporation could control two television stations in the same market, and three in markets that already have a number of channels. The FCC also overturned the decades-old prohibition on a corporation owning both a newspaper and a television or radio station. Watch This Video RealVideo, 12:31 Despite overwhelming public opposition, including public comments which overwhelmed the FCC's voicemail and email systems, the three Republican commissioners cleared the way for even greater homogenization of the media environment. But independent media activism continues. Although Congress has the power to overturn the FCC's decision, independent media activism remains a powerful and crucial tool in maintaining access to diverse news and information. more | FCC's Review of Broadcast Ownership Rules | Reclaim The Media | Media Diversity Project ] June 5th: International Day of Action for Justice in Palestine05.06.2003 12:51
Palestinian, international, and Israeli peace groups are calling for an international day of action on June 5th to protest the escalating violence against Palestinians and international human rights workers in the Occupied Territories. The Thunder Bay Coalition for Peace & International Justice has organized a demonstration to draw attention to: This feature is from the Thunder Bay Indymedia Center. U.S. / British Occupation Forces Devise New Iraqi Media Conduct Code05.06.2003 12:42
"How can they say we have a democracy?" asks Eshta Jassem Ali Yasseri, editor of a new Iraq satirical weekly Habezbooz. "That's not democracy. It sounds like the same old thing." According to the AP, the "same old thing" in question is a new UK / US proposal to regulate fledgling independent media movement in Iraq. The AP writes: "faced with a freewheeling Iraqi media, the U.S.-led occupation authority is devising a code of conduct for the press, drawing protests from Iraqi journalists." [Read More] Meanwhile, one of the early participants in Iraq's "freewheeling media enviroment," the "unofficial" IMC-Baghdad Al-Muajaha continues its work; it is uncertain how the proposed new "regulations" might affect it. This feature is from the New York City Indymedia Center. Italian Activists Detained And Beaten By American Troops05.06.2003 12:36
Over the course of the past four days, a delegation from Ya Basta, an Italian activist organization, was repeatedly refused entry into Iraq. Timed to coincide with the G8 Summit, the delegation was sent to establish links between elements of civil society in Iraq, Palestine, and Europe, including the Muajaha Newspaper - The Iraqi witness. Yesterday at 3:08 UK time, we began receiving text messages from the delegation: "They are going to shoot us...need pressures...we are at the border." Despite being told that they would be shot if they didn't return to Jordan immediately, the activists courageously staged a sit-down protest. The American soldiers then violently dragged them onto the rear of a lorry, injuring nine. Reports: 1|2|3|4|5 This feature is from the UK Indymedia Center. Tear Gas, the Smell of Frightened Capitalists02.06.2003 12:58
Latest reports from Evian are that Geneva is now quiet after yesterdays massive teargassing in the entire region (read a summary). UK Indymedia has breaking news from Geneva in English. You can also check out the indymedia dispatch site for the latest news. A demo against water privatisation is planned for this afternoon. The IMC space in the L'Usine building was raided yesterday [fotos], and there will be a legal press conference and statement about it today. No Roads Lead To Evian01.06.2003 17:17
This Sunday June 1st, activists were out on the streets in the early morning hours, long before the G8 summit started in Evian. Crossroads in Lausanne, bridges in Geneva (map | pics 9am) and main access roads from Annemasse towards Evian (map, 8 am)were blocked as early as 6am, with rhythms, soundsystems, dancing and colour. Later the police moved in with increasing heavyness. We have a summary of the raid and eyewitness account of the l'usine building where the indymedia center in Geneva is located. Fire on the Lake! G8 Protests Spread31.05.2003 10:21
In cases of panic, people at the lake Leman say "But the Lake will not be on fire" to calm down. Tonight, protestors will set fire to the lake, to show their disagreement with the G8 politics. People in the protest villages are engaging in discussions. USA battling against the EU moratorium on GM crops30.05.2003 10:51
Colombia has just ratified the Cartagena Protocol on Biosafety. So with just one more country, and the protocol will probably be in force by the end of the summer, allowing countries to demand proper notification and risk assessment of GM crop imports. Based on the precautionary principle countries are also allowed to deny such imports. Now this efforts have grown more cynic then ever. The US Senate passed a bill tying relief plan on HIV/AIDS on a country's acceptance of GM food aid. Zambia's rejection of GM food aid in 2002 made not only a country's right to choose clear, but also renewed criticism of USAID's policy to use food aid as a market for US agricultural products instead of supporting local economies. At the same time the USA and Canada filed a WTO case [1 | 2 | 3] against the EU, blaming the EU moratorium as being the case of African rejection of food aid. WTO threats (en, es) against countries wishing to impose bans or moratoria on GM crops, like Sri Lanka, Croatia and Bolivia have been documented since 2001. Egypt, the only other country backing the USA and Canada in the WTO case, now withdrew its initial support. On Eve of G8 Summit, Bush Delivers Emergency AIDS Relief to Republican Allies30.05.2003 01:41
Having signed a five-year $15-billion global AIDS relief bill days in advance of the G8 summit in Evian, France, George W. Bush is now asking Congress to skimp on the new measure by trimming more than $1 billion from this year's suggested funding. This is only one of many unusual features in an aid initiative that is meant to signal a return to a more "compassionate" U.S. foreign policy. Read More Doctors Without Borders || Global Access Project || Global AIDS Fund || How the Bush Administration tried to scuttle a cheap drugs deal. But failed. And then announced its own "work of mercy". Memorial Day Observances Highlight War's Deadly Toll27.05.2003 18:11
Memorial Day began in Waterloo, N.Y. in May 1866 as a way to remember the lives of soliers killed in the U.S. Civil War. On Monday, a former Texas governor with a questionable military record led the nation in solemn Memorial Day observances. Meanwhile, one veteran asked that we remember all people killed in U.S. wars. Other veterans are asking how politicians can wrap themselves in the flag and then slash veterans' benefits to fund another tax cut for the super rich. From The Indypendent: When GI's Say "No!" || Central Committee for Conscientious Objectors || Vietnam Veterans Against the War || Vietnam Veterans Against the War Anti-Imperialist || Veterans for Common Sense || Riverside Ploughshares || Song Big Fish Being Wiped Out, Study Warns27.05.2003 01:01
Industrial fishing fleets have scoured the world's oceans for the past five decades. A bombshell report released earlier this month by the journal Nature suggests results are worse than anyone expected: big fish populations have plummeted across-the-board by at least 90% since 1950. From the tropics to the poles, cod, halibut, flounder, blue marlins, sailfish, swordfish, dolphins and sharks are being wiped out. "We have forgotten what we used to have," says Jeremy Jackson of the Scripps Institution of Oceanography. "We had oceans full of heroic fish--literally sea monsters. People used to harpoon three-meter long swordfish in rowboats. Hemingway's Old Man and the Sea was for real." Read More Industrial fishing is now carried out with hi-tech military devices. Albatrosses and giant leatherback turtles are counted as "collateral damage". So too traditional fishing cultures in places like India and Papua New Guinea. As fish populations decline, the free market perversely rewards those who track down the last of the ocean's dwindling catch. Organizations like the WTO make it difficult for non-economic considerations to take precedence. Instead of emphasizing sustainable fishing practices, government and industry are pushing forward with genetic engineering and capital intensive aquaculture. || More Info EPA's Whitman Leaves a Toxic Legacy26.05.2003 13:43
Just two days after the Sept. 11 attacks, Environmental Protection Agency (EPA) administrator Christie Todd Whitman told New York's downtown residents and workers that their air was untainted. "I'm glad to reassure the people of New York that their air is safe to breathe and their water is safe to drink," she said. Whistleblowers inside Whitman's department would later reveal that Ground Zero was one of the most toxic environmental disasters in U.S. history. (See past Indypendent coverage 1 || 2) Whitman's handling of the Ground Zero cleanup would turn out to be emblematic of her 28-month stewardship of the nation's environment which saw the weakening (or worse) of the Clean Air and Clean Water Acts and the Kyoto agreement on global warming. Last Wednesday, the former New Jersey governor stepped down from her position. Hundreds of Free Radio Stations off the Air25.05.2003 19:14
More and more free radio stations have to go off the air because the Dutch government has decided to sell (nl) as many frequencies as possible. Hundreds of pirate radio stations have to disappear (nl) because they are not recognized by the authorities, even though a lot of them have been in the air since the 1980's and fulfill important social functions (nl) in their neigbourhooods. In protest (nl) radio makers demanded (nl) to keep more FM frequencies open for free local radio stations, to legalise up to 1300 pirate radio stations, and to stop the governmental project that is now actively hunting down pirate radios. Free radio stations are also closed down in other parts of the world like for example from Brazil or Ireland. ISM and the Brazialian Bustian Nominated for Nobel Peace Prize25.05.2003 12:27
The International Solidarity Movement (ISM) was nominated for the Nobel Peace Prize of 2004 by Canadian MP Svend Robinson. In his letter of nomination, MP Robinson states that "The contribution of the ISM to advancing the cause of peace in the Middle East, to defending human rights, and to upholding international law is without parallel." Before that, Brazilian diplomat Jose Mauricio Bustani had been nominated for the 2003 prize, for his work as former director-general the Organization for the Prohibition of Chemical Weapons (OPCW). In April 2002, Bustani was overthrown in a conspiracy led by the US Dept. of State, because of his efforts to bring Iraq to the Organization and conduct inspections in that country. This conspiracy is considered one of the proofs that the US Government had decided to invade Iraq long before UN Resolution 1441. Exhaustive Report Documents Media Concentration, FCC Influence24.05.2003 19:00
Curious about who owns your local media, telephone and cable company? The Center for Public Integrity released a report today examining the entire US telecoms industry. It includes a database searchable by zip code and a report on how many hundreds of times the broadcast industry paid to fly FCC commissioners to Las Vegas and New Orleans. The report comes just 10 days ahead of the June 2 meeting at which the FCC is expected to drastically curtail media ownership regulations. National Strikes and Police Repression Meet 'Latin American G8' G-Rio Summit in Peru24.05.2003 12:24
Weeks of militant protests [es] and organizing have lead up to the Summit of the Presidents Rio Group of Latin American Countries in Cusco, Peru. The protests have included national strikes of both teachers and transporation workers. Between 10 and 20 people have been arrested and yesterday one teacher lost her eye as a result of police attacks on protesters. Protesters are an alternative to corrupt neo-liberal 'democratic' governments, cuts in education and social spending, IMF imposed structural adjustment reforms, and the Free Trade Area of the Americas (FTAA) [es]. Local Elections in the Spanish State24.05.2003 06:14
On Sunday 25th of May, local elections will be held in the Spanish State. Nearly 35 millions will vote for the configuration of their town halls and in some areas there will be also regional elections. It will be not the case in Catalonia, Galicia, Andalucia and the Basque Autonomous Community. In the Basque Autonomous Community, voters will also have to vote for their province council an intermediary institution between the regional gouvernment and the local townhall, even though Basque politcal party and some 200 local political platforms are excluded from it. Read: Entire Feature Court Rules that Juanra can be Extradited to Spain23.05.2003 17:33
A Dutch Court has decided that a single statement given under torture is sufficient for extradition from the Netherlands. This opens the way to extradite Juanra to Spain. During the process it has become clear (n) that the reasons the Spanish state gave for the extradition are rather thin. As an activist, Juanra is in great danger of being tortured and has little chance to get a fair trial. Action week "Breathtaking Spain": [ 1 | 2 | Interview 1 | 2 (nl) | Letter van Juanra] War on Aceh23.05.2003 14:25
Police in Indonesia's Aceh province rearrested five negotiators on May 18 following the failure of peace talks in Tokyo between the Indonesian Government and the Free Aceh Movement. Indonesian President Megawati Sukarnoputri has rejected a peaceful resolution to the 27-year conflict and has instead declared martial law on the provincelaunching a full-scale military offensive against separatist rebels of the Free Aceh Movement following the collapse of peace talks. Indonesian Military forces (TNI) guard Exxon/Mobil plants and pipelines in the province and have been implicated in human rights abuses. There is evidence of terror campaigns by TNI backed militias similar to East Timor in 1999 after the local population voted overwhelmingly for independence. The people of Aceh are calling for peace, and for their own democratic right to a peaceful process of self-determination, through a United Nations-facilitated referendum. Emergency protests are taking place today across Australia. Read Entire Feature |


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Let's all guess what this Red Wings press conference may pertain to…Henrik Zetterberg's captaincy?
by George Malik on 01/14/13 at 07:45 PM ET
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From the Red Wings' public relations department...
The Detroit Red Wings have scheduled a press conference for Tuesday, Jan. 15, 2013, beginning at 4:45 p.m. ET at the Compuware Sports Arena in Plymouth, MI. Participants at tomorrow's press conference will include Red Wings Executive Vice President & General Manager Ken Holland, Head Coach Mike Babcock and the entire Red Wings team.
Following the press conference, the Wings will hold a special Red vs. White Game at 6:00 p.m., as the Detroit's American Hockey League-affiliate, the Grand Rapids Griffins, will combine with the Wings NHL players. The event is open to the public and free of charge. Doors to Compuware Arena will open at 5:00 p.m.
The Red vs. White contest also will be carried live by both Fox Sports Detroit, with Ken Daniels, Mickey Redmond and John Keating, and on 1270 AM with Ken Kal and Paul Woods.
Gee, I wonder if it has anything to do with somebody who endorses Swedish snowballs being named captain?
Update: As you might imagine, the Associated Press, the Free Press's Helene St. James, MLive's Ansar Khan, Fox Sports Detroit's Dana Wakiji, the Detroit News's Ted Kuflan, WXYZ's Brad Galli and the rest of the known universe are confirming.
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Red Wings training camp day 2, post 2: on Datsyuk, Zettercaptain, goalies and winning back fan trust
by George Malik on 01/14/13 at 04:26 PM ET
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Updated 5x at 4:23 PM: Aside from news that Mikael Samuelsson has a sore groin and did not skate today for precautionary reasons, and that Darren Helm won't skate until Thursday at the earliest, day 2 of the Red Wings' training camp did not include too many surprises, and now quips and quotes are starting to roll in.
MLive's Ansar Khan reports that those of you who plan on showing up for tomorrow's 9:30 AM practice or tomorrow night's scrimmage against the busy Grand Rapids Griffins (6 PM EDT, ON FSD and 97.1 FM, and get there early as the rink will be packed) may or may not see Pavel Datsyuk, who spent the vast majority of the last 24 hours flying back to Detroit from sunny Chelyabinsk, Russia (sorry for the inline update, Twitter's embed code is being doofy)...
Babcock said it will be up to Datsyuk whether he wants to play in Red/White game Tuesday night after arriving from Russia tonight.
And Niklas Kronwall spoke to Fox Sports Detroit's Dana Wakiji about the imminent announcement that Henrik Zetterberg will be named the team's captain (expect that tomorrow, probably for the scrimmage as well, and don't forget that there will be a Wings-vs-Wings scrimmage on Thursday at the Joe, and that's open to the public, too)--as well as proving the team's doubters wrong:
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Grand Rapids Griffins ready to head to Detroit for Red vs White scrimmage, fly on Red Bird III, too
by George Malik on 01/14/13 at 03:35 PM ET
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The Grand Rapids Press's Peter J. Wallner reports that the Grand Rapids Griffins are preparing to head to Detroit to take part in Tuesday and Thursday's "Red vs. White" scrimmage, and as they're slated to play several games immediately after the scrimmage, the Wings are giving the Griffins an assist by chartering Red Bird III to fly them to both Charlotte, NC and Rockford, IL:
[The scrimmage] will, in a small way, make up for the lost joint training camp held each September in Traverse City. But it is another game, too, for the Griffins during an already busy period.
"With not having the camp, it will be a nice opportunity to show them what you have," said forward Gustav Nyquist, who has attended the past two camps. "But at the same time, they know how we've been playing and have watched a lot of games have a good idea what we can do. But it will be fun to mix up with the Wings and play with some really good NHL players."
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Fox Sports Detroit releases Red Wings broadcast schedule
by George Malik on 01/14/13 at 03:29 PM ET
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Via RedWingsFeed, Fox Sports Detroit has just unveiled their 2013 Red Wings schedule, and FSD plans on airing at least 41 of the Wings' 48 games:
FOX Sports Detroit will televise a minimum of 41 regular-season games and one preseason scrimmage during its coverage of the 2012-13 Detroit Red Wings.
Regular-season coverage begins Saturday with the season opener at St. Louis. The preseason schedule includes a scrimmage against the Grand Rapids Griffins, the American Hockey League affiliate. The Wings home opener is set for Jan. 22 vs. Dallas.
Among the 41 games produced by FOX Sports Detroit, six are slated to air on FOX Sports Detroit Plus.
All 48 regular-season games will be available on television with four games on NBC and three games on NBCSN.
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Red Wings try-out Mike Knuble, depth guy or 25-goal-scorer?
by George Malik on 01/14/13 at 02:00 PM ET
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ESPN's Sean Allen has penned a fantasy hockey column noting intriguing personnel moves by NHL teams which may help you in your fantasy hockey pool, and he offers an unconventional observation regarding Red Wings try-out Mike Knuble...And a more conventional observation regarding Damien Brunner:
Mike Knuble is apparently headed to camp with the Detroit Red Wings. His numbers dropped off significantly with the Washington Capitals least season after he strung together nearly a decade of 20-goal seasons. But, to be fair to Knuble, the Capitals were not the place to be to score goals last season and it's likely his one-dimensional offensive game was not being used effectively by former coach Dale Hunter. Knuble certainly would have 25 goals left in his tank if he is used on a scoring line by the Red Wings. However, things are getting a little crowded for the Wings on offense.
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Red Wings training camp, day 2, post 1 in progress: Samuelsson (groin) absent
by George Malik on 01/14/13 at 01:18 PM ET
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Updated 3x at 1:53 PM: Day 2 of the Red Wings' abbreviated training camp is underway, and I'll be updating this post with Tweets and news from said event.
There is some slightly worrisome news at present, as noted by the Detroit News's Ted Kulfan...
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A lovely little 'intro'
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Via RedWingsFeed, and in the middle of the night: the Red Wings posted a really slick slate of video highlights from the first day of training camp on their YouTube channel. It's nice to see the Wings receiving warm applause as they take to the ice, working out under strength and conditioning coach Pete Renzetti in the Plymouth Whalers' gym, and taking part in drills. This video "touches all the bases" in making sure fans see new faces--including associate coach Tom Renney--as well as the fan favorites, with everybody getting back to the business of playing hockey:
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Red Wings overnight report: young Wings team must get in gear quickly, mend fences with fans
by George Malik on 01/14/13 at 04:21 AM ET
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The Detroit Red Wings' abbreviated training camp, which will continue at Comuware Arena today (click here for all the details) with practices from 12-12:45 PM and 1-1:45 PM (again, the doors open at 11, admission and parking are free, concessions stands will be open, and there will be a scrimmage on Tuesday at 6 PM, which will also be free to the public, and aired on Fox Sports Detroit and 97.1 the Ticket)...
Opened to a predictable amount of fan support on a rainy Sunday afternoon, with about 2,000 fans appearing at the 3,400-seat rink on a little over twelve hours' of official notice, as the Detroit News's Ted Kulfan noted:
The numbers weren't as big as some other cities, but the level of fan animosity regarding the lockout was and continues to be very high in Metro Detroit, and to put it bluntly, the Wings' "Thanks For Sticking With Us" policy of open practices is very new.
That being said, the most important people in the rink on Sunday told the Free Press's George Sipple that they were happy to see their beloved Wings back on the ice...
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Why the wifi and cell service at Joe Louis Arena su…I mean 'are sub-par'
by George Malik on 01/14/13 at 01:39 AM ET
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I receive a weekly email digest from Crain's Detroit Business, and tucked in there was an intriguing story from Bill Shea about the surprisingly enormous amount of data usage generated by sports fans posting text messages, Tweets, checking the internet and trying to bring up scoresheets at sports arenas.
Shea wrote a downright remarkable--as well as easily readable--article explaining why it is that it's so damn hard for you to get "bars" on your iPhone or Android device, speaking to Motorolis Group's Rob Todd about the challenges of providing sufficient bandwidth to entertainment vanues, and he also revealed why Joe Louis Arena's data and cellular coverage is particularly spotty.
As it turns out, all the uncertainty regarding how long the Wings will stay at the Joe before moving on to a new facility is turning off potential wireless developers, literally and figuratively:
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Red Wings training camp, day 1, post 3: evening gnus
by George Malik on 01/13/13 at 10:03 PM ET
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Well now. The first and second Red Wings training camp, day 1 posts seem to have run out of room, so here's a roundup of this evening's news stories as they relate to the first day of the Wings' abbreviated training camp.
The Wings' Facebook Day 1 photo gallery is bigger than the one on their website, and, via RedWingsFeed, the Windsor Star's Dax Melmer posted an excellent photo gallery as well (Michigan Hockey's Michael Caples and the Detroit News's David Guralnick posted photo galleries, too, and the Wings website's gallery is available here) ...
DetroitRedWings.com's Bill Roose took note of Damien Brunner's much-heralded arrival...
"He's obviously a goal-scorer, but he's got more qualities than that," said Wings forward Henrik Zetterberg. "He's a good skater, sees the ice very well and he wants to win. That's a good quality to have."
Red Wings coach Mike Babcock has already stated that Brunner will begin the shortened 48-game season with the NHL club. Pavel Datsyuk will center the Wings' top line along with Zetterberg and Brunner, who have seemed to forge some continuity already having passed the time of the NHL lockout by skating as linemates for EV Zug in Switzerland's top pro league. Zetterberg collected 16 goals and 16 assists in 23 games with Zug. But the biggest concern for Brunner is can he make the adjustment to the smaller NHL rinks? Players don't have a lot of time in space to create opportunities in the North American game as they do on the Olympic-sized ice sheets in Europe.
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ANTHONY GARVEY (1819-1911) (Son of Peter Garvey ?) MARGARET GERAGHTY (1927-1920) (Dau. of Martin Geraghty & Bridget McColl)
Anthony and Margaret were natives of the town of Headford, County Galway Ireland. Anthony is thought to have come to this country with a brother named Peter. They arrived in New York in 1846. Anthony and his wife were apparently married in St. Catherine Ontario in 1855 . She was born in County Mayo Ireland and is thought to have arrived in the U. S. in 1853. The wedding date does not appear to fit with the birth dates of their children. It is also unclear when they came to the United States. Their eldest daughter appears to have been born in St. Catherine Canada. Anthony and his family were in Minnesota by 1856 at which time Anthony filed naturalization papers. Some time later the family settled on a farm located in Section 4 and section 11 of Credit River Twp. in Scott County MN. Margaret appears to be related to a Larkin family that also settled in the Credit River area. Patrick Garvey, the spouse of Bridget Hyland, is thought to be related but is not likely to have been a child of Anthony and Margaret.
Mary J. (1856-1911) Michael G. Egan (1883) St. Johns Burnsville MN Peter (1858-1927) ??? ( ) (Central Cem. Ellensberg WA.) Martin (1860-1948) Margaret ( ) (Calvary St. Paul MN) Margaret (1862-1928) James Madden (1883) St.Peters Credit River Anthony (1864-1898) St. Peters Credit River Bridget (1865- ) Edward (1866-1931) ?? ( ) St. Peters Credit River William H. (1868- 1939) ?? ( ) (El Paso TX.) Catharine (1870-1901) St. Peters Credit River John F. (1874-1956) Ellen O Neill (1911) St. Peters Credit River
Patrick (1841-1874) Bridget Hyland (1865) Highland Cem. Lakeville MN
Patrick is listed because his death record in Dakota Co. lists his parents as Anthony Garvey and is from the same general location in Ireland. Patrick was already living in Empire Twp. in Dakota Co. by the time Anthony appeared in Credit River. He may be from another Garvey family in the area. Both Anthony and Margaret are buried in Credit River.
PATRICK GARVEY (1841-1874) (Son of Anthony Garvey & ??? ) BRIDGET HYLAND (1847-1917) Dau.of Edward Hyland & Margaret Hennley
Patrick was born in Hergroud (Headford ??) Ireland and settled in Empire Twp. in Dakota County MN about 1855. It is thought that Patrick was related to Anthony Garvey who settled in Credit River. He is however too old to have been a son of Anthony Garvey & Margaret Geraghty. He may however by a son by an earlier marriage? Patrick's wife Bridget was born in Ireland on April 8, 1945. She and Patrick were married in 1865 and took up farming in Empire Twp.
Mary E. (1866-1936) Patrick Hynes (1897) St. Josephs Rosemount MN Edward (1868-1939) Marjorie Bohan ( ) St. Josephs Rosemount MN Margaret (1870-1928) Frank Peters (1908) St. Josephs Rosemount MN Ann (1873-1879) Highland Cem. Lakeville MN
Bridget died July 18, 1917. [obituary]
PETER GARVEY ( - ) Son of Anthony Garvey & Margaret Geraghty ( - ) (Unknown)
Peter ran away from home as a teenager. After working on a farm in Ames, IA, he later moved to Ellensberg WA were he operated a successful contracting business.
Frank ( - ) Lillian O. ( 1892 - 1983) Stanley Squire (1926) (Los Angelas CA. ??) Mary ( )
Peter moved to Los Aneles CA. for his health some time in the early 1920s He died there on Nov. 18, 1927 and was buried in Central Cemetery Ellensberg WA. His son was apparently involved in the motion picture industry under the name Frank Murphy.
MARTIN GARVEY (1860-1948) Son of Anthony Garvey & Margaret Geraghty Margaret ( ) (Unknown)
Martin married late in life and moved into the city of St. Paul where he resided at 750 Sherburne Ave.
John ( -1971) Calvary Cem St. Paul
Martin Garvey died Nov. 10, 1948 and is buried at Calvary Cemetery in Saint Paul
EDWARD A. GARVEY ( -1939) Son of Anthony Garvey & Margaret Geraghty GERTRUDE ( ) (Unknown)
Edward was a teacher in the Credit River area and later ran a general store in Savage. He married late in life and had one daughter.
Maristella ( )
Edward died in Savage on July 5. 1939. it is not known when or where his wife died.
JOHN GARVEY (1874-1956) Son of Anthony Garvey & Margaret Geraghty ELLEN O'NEILL (1888-1971) Dau of John O'Neill & Mary Allen
John & Ellen were married in 1911 and John took over the family homestead. John later acquired additional acreage on the shores of Lake Murphy in Section 9 of Credit River.
Elmer (1912- ) ??? (1939) Mary (1914- ) Timothy J. Garvey ( ) Margaret ( ) Helen ( ) Alice ( ) Sr. Mary Ellen Rita ( ) Anthony ( -1929 ) Edmund ( )
In 1939 John turned the farm over to his eldest son and moved to Shakopee where he operated a gas station on Main Street (Hwy 101) for several years. After his death on Aug. 9 1956, his wife returned to Prior Lake where she lived until 1963. She died in 1971.
EDWARD GARVEY (1868-1939) Son of Patrick Garvey & Bridget Hyland MARJORY BOHAN ( )
Edward was born August 31, 1868 on the Garvey farm 3.5 miles north of Farmington MN. As an adult he moved to Saint Paul where he remained for several years. In 1903 he returned to Farmington and took over the operation of the local grocery store which he operated until 1919. He and his family resided on the old Garvey farm until 1922 when they moved into Farmington proper. He and his wife were married on Oct. 23, 1913. Marjory was a local teacher who had been raised in Mankato MN.
Thomas (1917-1937) Richard (1920-1924) Patricia (1921- ) Frank Mullaney ( ) Edward ( ) James ( ) Jerome ( )
Edward entered the real estate business in 1922 . Edward died October 22, 1939 . Richard was killed in 1924 by a train while playing on a RR trestle. His brother Thomas was killed in a car accident in 1937.
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Friday - 12/23/2011, 10:38am EST
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The U.S. and Canadian militaries are scrambling around this morning, working on last-minute checks of their radar and satellites. They're preparing for a very important mission that starts tomorrow. That's when more than 1,200 service members and defense civilians will start looking to the skies for that familiar red nose — Rudolph guiding Santa's sleigh.
"The real key to tracking Santa Claus is Rudolph's red nose," said Canadian Navy Lt. Cmdr. Desmond James, who works for the North American Aerospace Defense Command (NORAD). "It's that infrared signature. It's been the same signature for years and years, but our technology has gotten a little better about picking him up and tracking."
According to Lt. Cmdr. Desmond James, NORAD tracks Santa Claus' Christmas Eve flight using the infrared signature of Rudolph the Red-Nosed Reindeer's nose. (AP-Graphic)
James told The Federal Drive with Tom Temin and Amy Morris the tracking project continues to grow each year. On Christmas Eve 2010, the Track Center website received almost 15.5 million unique visitors from 227 countries and territories.
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Children can access NORAD's holiday tracker online or on Facebook, Twitter or GooglePlus. They can also download a free NORAD Tracks Santa app from iTunes.
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Center for Defence Electronics Application Laboratory (DEAL) is a laboratory of the Defence Research & Development Organization (DRDO). Located in Dehradun, its primary function is research and development in the radio communication devices for defence applications. Its mission is development of Radio Communication Systems, Data links, Satellite Communication Systems, Millimeter Wave Communication systems [1]
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- ^ "DEAL Labs". Archived from the original on 2008-01-31. Retrieved 2008-02-08.
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Inkosi (Chieftain) of the Buthelezi Tribe | |
Incumbent | |
Assumed office 1953 |
Preceded by | Chief Mathole Buthelezi |
South African Minister of Home Affairs | |
In office 1994–2004 |
Preceded by | Danie Schutte |
Succeeded by | Nosiviwe Mapisa-Nqakula |
Chief Minister of KwaZulu | |
In office 1976–1994 |
Leader of the KwaZulu territorial Authority | |
In office 1970–1976 |
Personal details | |
Born | [1] Mahlabathini, Natal, South Africa |
27 August 1928
Political party | Inkatha Freedom Party |
Religion | Anglican |
Mangosuthu Buthelezi (born 27 August 1928) is a South African politician and Zulu tribal leader who founded the Inkatha Freedom Party (IFP) in 1975 and was Chief Minister of the KwaZulu bantustan until 1994. He was Minister of Home Affairs of South Africa from 1994 to 2004. His praise name is Shenge.
Throughout much of the apartheid area, Buthelezi was considered one of the foremost black leaders. He played a key role in creating a framework for a negotiated solution to South Africa's racial conflict, signing the landmark Mahlabatini Declaration of Faith in 1974 with Harry Schwarz. During the CODESA negotiations of the early 1990s, he represented the IFP. Following the introduction of the universal franchise in the 1994 general election, Buthelezi led the IFP to join the government of national unity, led by Nelson Mandela. Buthelezi served as Minister of Home Affairs until 2004. He continues to serve as both leader of the IFP and an MP, retaining his seat in the 2014 general election.
In 1964 he played King Cetshwayo kaMpande (his own maternal great-grandfather) in the film Zulu.
Early life[edit]
Mangosuthu (born Gatsha[clarification needed]) was born on 27 August 1928, in Mahlabathini, KwaZulu, to Chief Mathole Buthelezi and Princess Magogo kaDinuzulu, the sister of King Solomon kaDinuzulu. He was educated at Impumalanga Primary School, Mahashini, Nongoma from 1933 to 1943, then at Adams College, Amanzimtoti from 1944 to 1947.[2]
Mangosuthu studied at the University of Fort Hare from 1948 to 1950, where he joined the African National Congress Youth League and came into contact with Robert Mugabe and Robert Sobukwe. He was expelled from the university after student boycotts. He later completed his degree at the University of Natal.
Buthelezi inherited the chieftainship of the large Buthelezi tribe in 1953: a position he still holds today.
In 1970, Buthelezi was appointed leader of the KwaZulu territorial Authority and in 1976 became chief minister of the quasi-independent Bantustan of KwaZulu. The emerging Black Consciousness Movement of the 1970s branded him an Apartheid regime collaborator, because of his strong anti-Communist belief. However, he consistently declined homeland independence and political deals until Nelson Mandela was released from prison and the African National Congress was made legal.
Inkatha Freedom Party[edit]
In 1975 Buthelezi started the IFP with the blessing of the African National Congress, but broke away from the ANC in 1979 and his relationship with the ANC sharply deteriorated. He was encouraged by Oliver Tambo, the President of the ANC mission in exile, to revive the cultural movement. In the mid 1970s it was clear that many in the Black Consciousness Movement were at odds with Buthelezi's politics. For instance, during the funeral of Robert Sobukwe he was barred from attending the service since they argued that he was a notable collaborator of the Nationalist Government. In 1979 Inkosi Buthelezi and the Inkatha Yenkululeko Yesizwe, as it was then known, severed ties with the main ANC since the ANC favoured military strategies by employing the use of Umkhonto we Sizwe, Spear of the Nation. The meeting that was held in London between the two organisations did not succeed in ironing out differences.
In 1982 Buthelezi opposed the apartheid government's plan to cede the Ingwavuma region in northern Natal to the Swaziland government. The courts decided in his favour on the grounds that the government had not followed its own black constitution act of 1972, which required consultation with the people of the region. He was also instrumental in setting up the teacher training and nursing colleges throughout the late 1970s and the early 1980s. He requested Harry Oppenheimer, his great friend and ally, to establish Mangosuthu Technikon in Umlazi, south of Durban. In 1993 he broke the record for the world's longest-ever speech[3] in an address he gave to the Natal legislature.
Mahlabatini Declaration of Faith[edit]
On 4 January 1974, Transvaal leader of the United Party Harry Schwarz met with Mangosuthu Buthelezi and signed the Mahlabatini Declaration of Faith. They agreed on a five-point plan for racial peace in South Africa. The declaration's purpose was to provide a blueprint for government of South Africa for racial peace in South Africa. It called for negotiations involving all peoples, to draw up constitutional proposals stressing opportunity for all with a Bill of Rights to safeguard these rights. It suggested that the federal concept was the appropriate framework for such changes to take place. It also first affirmed that political change must take place though non-violent means.[4]
The declaration was the first of such agreements by acknowledged black and white leaders in South Africa that affirmed to these principles. The commitment to the peaceful pursuit of political change was declared at a time when neither the National Party nor African National Congress were looking for peaceful solutions or dialogue. The declaration was heralded by the English speaking press as a breakthrough in race relations in South Africa. The declaration was endorsed by several chief ministers of the black homelands, including Cedric Phatudi (Lebowa), Lucas Mangope (Bophuthatswana) and Hudson Nisanwisi (Gazankulu).[5] The declaration also received praise from liberal figures such as Alan Paton.
Para-military accusations[edit]
Buthelezi was said to have been working with General Magnus Malan in training the youth of Ulundi and other parts of the erstwhile KwaZulu Homeland in setting up a para-military unit ostensibly because he feared that a lot of property and life were lost during the cataclysmic conflicts of 1984 to 1994. He was even implicated in the Truth and Reconciliation Commission Report as a person who was responsible for the gross violations of Human Rights but before the report was published he took them to court and before the court's ruling Buthelezi and the Truth Commission agreed to settle out of court.
Meeting with Mandela and the elections[edit]
Buthelezi at first refused to participate in the first democratic South African elections in April 1994 but chose to enter at the very last minute, after a meeting held on 8 April, when Mandela and de Klerk tried to sway the Zulu king, Goodwill Zwelithini kaBhekuzulu from his dependence on Buthelezi by offering him a guarantee of special status of the Zulu monarchy after the elections. The offer was not immediately successful, but Buthelezi seemed sympathetic to the idea. The foreign mediation team led by former US Secretary of State Henry Kissinger and former British Foreign Minister Lord Carrington were pivotal in reaching a compromise, and convinced the IFP leader to give up the boycott of the elections. Buthelezi therefore signed an agreement with deKlerk and Mandela that guaranteed the ceremonial status of the Zulu king and was promised that foreign mediators would examine Inkatha's claims to more autonomy in the Zulu area. It was probably too late though, because Buthelezi was losing support fast, and as a consequence, his party only narrowly won the elections in KwaZulu-Natal. In May 1994, Buthelezi was appointed Minister of Home Affairs in the first post-Apartheid government, a position he continued to hold following the 1999 elections. He was appointed acting president a number of times during this period.
Though his appointment in the government of national unity was a kind of catharsis, the Zulu King openly lambasted Buthelezi and told many members of the ruling party that he was like Mandela because for 24 years of KwaZulu government he could not operate freely. Buthelezi countered that by saying that His Majesty should not interfere in political matters, rather the Zulu monarchy should be modelled along the same lines as the British one. Looking at the ballot paper for the 1994 elections, one would notice that the name of the IFP is bolded, the line between the NP and IFP is bolded but the line between other parties is not bolded to show that all the parties' was printed at one time, but IFP was added to the ballot paper at later stage.
Demise of Government of National Unity[edit]
Prior to the 2004 elections President Thabo Mbeki refused to sign into law Buthelezi's attempt to overhaul the Immigration laws. For the first time in South African history a Cabinet Minister took the President to court in an attempt to secure stricter immigration regulations.
After the 2004 elections President Thabo Mbeki offered Buthelezi the Deputy Presidency, which he refused, as in exchange the IFP would have to relinquish the Premiership of the IFP-dominated province of KwaZulu-Natal. Since 1994, South Africa was governed by a multi-party Government of National Unity, including the ANC, the South African Communist Party and the Congress of South African Trade Unions. By the time of the 1999 elections this transitional condition fell away, but the majority ANC government again invited the IFP to join it in government. After the 2004 elections, with Buthelezi declining the Deputy Presidency, the IFP left the coalition government and sat in the opposition benches.
Buthelezi remained a member of parliament after the April 2009 general election.[6]
Titles from birth[edit]
- Umntwana waKwaphindangene (Prince of Kwaphindangene) 1928–
- Inkosi yeSizwe sakwaButhelezi (Chief of the Buthelezi tribe) 1953–
- UNdunankulu weSizwe samaZulu (Traditional Prime Minister of the Zulu Nation) [7]
- Chief Executive Councillor to the erstwhile KwaZulu Government Legislative Assembly 1972
- Chief Minister of the erstwhile KwaZulu Government 1976 – April 1994
- Member of National Parliament 1994–
- President of Inkatha Freedom Party 1975–
- Chairman of SA Black Alliance that consisted of the Labour Party led by Mr Sonny Leon, the Reform Party Led by Mr Yellan Chinsamy, the Dikwakwetla Party of the Free State and Inyandza led by Mr Enos Mabuza.
- Chancellor Emeritus of the University of Zululand
- Member of University of KwaZulu Natal Foundation and Alumni
- Erstwhile Minister of Home Affairs 1994–2004
- Acted as President of South Africa 22 times
- Chairman of Traditional Leaders in the KwaZulu-Natal Legislature
- King's Cross Award awarded by HM King Goodwill Zwelithini kaBhekuzulu 1989
- Key to the City of Birmingham awarded by Alabama 1989
- Freedom of Ngwelezana awarded by Ngwelezana 1988
- Unity, Justice and Peace Award by Inkatha Youth Brigade 1988
- Magna Award for Outstanding Leadership awarded by Hong Kong1988
- Honorary Freedom of the City of Pinetown awarded by City of Pinetown Kwazulu Natal 1986
- Hon LLD Boston University 1986
- Nadaraja Award by Indian Academy of SA 1985
- Man of the Year by Financial Mail 1985
- Newsmaker of the Year by Pretoria Press Club 1985
- Hon LLD Tampa University Florida 1985
- Apostle of Peace (Rastriya Pita)by Pandit Satyapal Sharma of India 1983
- George Meany Human Rights Award by The Council of Industrial Organisation of the American Federation of Labour (AFL-CIO) 1982
- French National Order of Merit 1981
- Hon LLD University of Cape Town 1978
- Citation for Leadership by District of Columbia Council United States of America 1976
- Hon LLD by Unizul 1976
- Knight Commander of the Star of Africa for Outstanding Leadership by President Tolbert Liberia 1975
- Newsmaker of the Year by SA Society of Journalists 1973
- Man of the Year by Institute of Management Consultants of SA 1973
He was married 2 July 1952 to Irene Audrey Thandekile Mzila, and they had three sons and five daughters:[8]
- Princess Phumzile Buthelezi, born 1953. Mother of Prince Nkosinathi Buthelezi (died in 2002 in a car crash) and Prince Bongimpumeleo Khumalo
- Prince Zuzifa Buthelezi, born 1955. Father of two to Princess Nokuthula Buthelezi and Prince Zakhithi Buthelezis
- Princess Mandisi Sibukakonke Buthelezi, died of HIV/AIDS on 5 August 2004, leaving one son, Prince Zamokuhle.[9]
- Princess Mabhuku Snikwakonke Buthelezi, born 1957, died 1966.
- Princess Lethuxolo Buthelezi, born 1959, died 27 July 2008 in a car crash.[10] She is survived by daughter Princess Latoya Buthelezi, a singer who uses the stage name Toya Delazy.[11]
- Prince Nelisuzulu Benedict Buthelezi, born 21 March 1961, died of HIV/AIDS on 29 April 2004. He is survived by the Princes Mongezi, Sibonelo and Simingaye Buthelezi
- Prince Phumaphesheya Buthelezi. born 1963. Father to Prince Nkululeko, Princess Nqobile and Princess Sphesihle Buthelezi
- Princess Sibuyiselwe Angela Buthelezi, born 1969, mother of Princess Ntandoyenkosi Nkeiruka Buthelezi
- Ben Temkin, Buthelezi: A Biography, London/Portland, Or: Frank Cass, 2003.
- Role of a Foreign Direct Investment in South Africa's Foreign Trade Policy Publication 1999.
- Jack Shepherd Smith, Buthelezi: The Biography. 1988.
- South Africa: Anatomy of Black-White Power-Sharing: Collected speeches in Europe. Emmcon, 1986.
- Usuthu! Cry Peace! Co-author Wessel de Kock. 1986
- The Constitution an article in Leadership in SA. 1983
- Der Auftrag des Gatsha Buthelezi Friedliche Befreiung in Südafrika? Biography Contributor, 1981.
- South Africa: My Vision of the Future, London: Weidenfeld and Nicholson, 1980.
- Power is Ours Book 1979
- Gatsha Buthelezi: Zulu Statesman Biography Contributor Ben Temkin, 1976
- Viewpoint: Transkei Independence Book Author Black Community Programmes, 1976
- Prof ZK Mathews: His Death, The South African Outlook Book Lovedale Press, 1975
- Inkatha Book Reality 1975 bi-weekly column syndicated to SA morning newspapers Author, 1974
- KwaZulu Development Black Community Programmes, 1972
- ^ "Jacob Gedleyihlekisa Zuma". The Presidency. Retrieved 11 December 2007.
- ^ Adams College, Historic Schools Restoration Project, accessed 3 August 2013
- ^ HOW WE MET - JANI ALLAN AND CHIEF BUTHELEZI The Independent. 6 April 1997
- ^ Mitchell, Thomas (2002). Indispensable traitors: liberal parties in settler conflicts. Praeger. ISBN 0-313-31774-7.
- ^ Muriel Horrell, Dudley Horner, Jane Hudson, "A Survey of Race Relations in South Africa", South African Institute of Race Relations.
- ^ "Final decision on names of MPs", The Mercury (IOL), 28 April 2009, page 2.
- ^ Joseph J. Sherman (September 5, 2012). "Zulu Prince in South African Parliament Supports Israel". Beit Shemesh, Israel: United with Israel.
Prince Mangosuthu Buthelezi is the president of the Inkatha Freedom Party, and a Member of Parliament in South Africa. He is the "Traditional Prime Minister" to the Zulu Monarch and Zulu Nation.
- ^ BUTHELEZI (Tribe)
- ^ Funeral of Princess Mandisi Sibukakonke Buthelezi IFP Speeches
- ^ Sipho Khumalo and Kamini Padayachee, Buthelezi's daughter dies in crash IOL, 28 July 2008.
- ^ Biography, Toya Delazy.
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- A biography of Buthelezi
- News item that discusses Buthelezi's firing as Minister of Home Affairs
- Chief Mangosuthu Gatsha Buthelezi
- Genealogy of Buthelezi Tribe
- Inkosi Mangosuthu BUTHELEZI
- Speech by Mangosuthu Buthelezi to The Heritage Foundation, 19 June 1991.
- Chief Mangosuthu Buthelezi at the Internet Movie Database
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New title | Chief Executive Councillor of KwaZulu 1970–76 |
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Coconut Curry Socca Crackers
Vegan, Gluten free, Dairy free, Sugar free, Yeast free
These crackers make for a great snack, salad topper, or dip scooper.
Inspired by: my Sesame socca crackers and Herb and Garlic socca crackers
- 2/3 cup chickpea flour
- 1/3 cup unsweetened shredded coconut
- 1/2 cup lite coconut milk
- 1/2 cup filtered water
- 1 tablespoon olive oil
- 1 garlic clove, minced
- 1/2 teaspoon cumin
- 1/2 teaspoon coriander
- 1/4 teaspoon Himalayan rock salt
- 1/4 teaspoon lime zest
- 1/4 teaspoon turmeric
- 1/4 teaspoon cardamom
- 1/4 teaspoon mustard seeds
- pinch ginger powder
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We have now played every team in the league. One thing that really sticks out there is quite a big disparity between the size of the cities and the payrolls.
For example, Omsk has a payroll of $50 million (US), which is the highest payroll in the league. The teams are financed by large corporations or municipality funding. There is no possible way a team here can break even based on ticket sales, concessions and parking.
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A truly super cute image Stefano. Happy Mother's Day Francesca. ;)
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