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Lawsuit: Houston businessman, others tortured by Arab sheik
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WASHINGTON -- As a trusted adviser to a member of the ruling family of the United Arab Emirates, Texas businessman Bassam Nabulsi says he safeguarded the sheik's most important documents: financial records, investment documents, and videotapes showing the sheik torturing people with a cattle prod and a spiked plank.
When the business relationship began to deteriorate, Nabulsi says, he also was imprisoned for months and tortured by jailers trying to get the tapes back.
Now, the tapes could become evidence in a federal lawsuit against Sheik Issa Bin Zayed Al Nahyan, a son of the late UAE president and brother of Abu Dhabi's crown prince. By custom, a member of the Al Nahyan royal family serves as president of the UAE.
The lawsuit and the tapes could prove embarrassing to the UAE, a U.S. ally that promotes itself as a pro-Western nation catering to business travelers and tourists.
The tapes have not been made public but The Associated Press viewed 11 still frames from one of the videos. They showed a man who appeared to be Sheik Issa beating another man with lumber, firing an automatic weapon into the sand around him and forcing an apparent cattle prod into his anus. The victim also appeared to have been partly run over by a SUV and had salt poured on his wounds.
Lawyers said the video also showed the victim's genitals being lit on fire. They said the abuse began because the sheik felt he had been overcharged in a grain deal.
"Ultimately this video, or certainly large portions of it, will be played in court," said Anthony G. Buzbee, who represents Nabulsi in his lawsuit.
The UAE Embassy in Washington released a brief statement Monday, saying it was aware of the lawsuit but that, since the government itself was not being sued, it would not comment on the accusations.
Nabulsi is suing for millions he says he is owed for various business deals. He also charges Sheik Issa and other members of the royal family with false imprisonment and with torturing him. Buzbee says he has three other torture videos.
If he prevails, his lawyers said they would try to seize Issa's U.S. assets, which could include portions of the Abu Dhabi Investment Authority, which is the largest sovereign wealth fund in the world and has an estimated $875 billion in assets. Last year it invested $7.5 billion in Citigroup.
The lawsuit has been languishing in a Houston federal court for nearly two years as attorneys tried to serve Issa and others with court papers. Efforts to deliver the documents to the royal family through UAE lawyers have failed and a confirmation of mail delivery was returned unsigned, according to court records.
A federal judge gave Nabulsi's lawyers until the end of the month to try again and, if unsuccessful, explain why the case should not be dismissed. The lawyers filed an amended lawsuit Monday describing the videos in greater detail.
Nabulsi worked for years making arrangements for Arab investors and dignitaries who traveled to Houston seeking medical care. According to the lawsuit, Sheik Issa recruited him to work as his personal business manager.
"As the Sheikh's moods grew darker, he began a habit and custom of torturing his employees and anyone else with whom he disapproved," the lawsuit claims. "As his degeneracy increased, Sheikh Issa began to have such torture sessions taped, so he could enjoy viewing them later."
The torture sessions became a wedge in the business and, when it became clear the relationship were falling apart, Sheik Issa allegedly had Nabulsi arrested on marijuana charges. He was ultimately acquitted of those charges but the lawsuit says Nabulsi was interrogated about the videotapes while being held for more than three months.
"He was told daily that his wife would be raped, his children would be killed, that he would be killed," Buzbee said.
His original lawsuit sought more than $1 billion but the amended lawsuit filed Monday does not seek a specific amount.
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Their "new deal" spot for Travelocity was judged the month's best radio campaign by Damon Collins, the out-going Lowe creative director.
Last month, another MCBD spot for Travelocity, "inside your radio", was runner-up in the Aerial Awards.
The Travelocity spot beat Radioville's "flexible-why" spot for NatWest and McCann Erickson's Nesquik ad "problem solved". Both the NatWest and Nesquik spots were named runners-up.
Tollett and Stamp used a voiceover from Alan Whicker, the star of Travelocity's TV ad campaign, cut with different sounds for every other word to illustrate that Travelocity has different travel deals each day.
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Poll: Should a bike share or safety improvements come first?
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Local governments get $11.7 million in transportation funds
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BI tree of the genus Stenodactylus inferred using 12S and 16S mtDNA gene fragments. Description of data: Posterior probability values above 0.95 in the Bayesian Inference analysis are indicated next to the nodes with an asterisk, while numbers correspond to bootstrap support of the Maximum Likelihood analysis (only values above 70 are shown). The tree was rooted using Hemidactylus frenatus. Numbers in square brackets next to specimen code refer to Figure 1. Information on the samples included is shown in Additional file 1: Table S1.
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Pettit Oil has closed it's doors, the Tacoma-based petroleum distributor serves more than 10,000 customers throughout Western Washington. They filed for Chapter 11 bankruptcy reorganization in November, a call to their main office today gets this message "We regret to inform you that after many years of service, Petit Oil has closed it's doors and is no longer in business. We appreciate your many years of loyalty as a customer."
The Seattle times reports the Chapter 11 petition, reports debts totaling about $22.5 million and assets valued at $18.7 million. The largest secured creditors are KeyBank, owed more than $11.3 million, and U.S. Bank, owed about $8.8 million.
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The Altus Christmas Parade has been postponed until Saturday, Dec. 14. The parade will step off from Western Oklahoma State College at 3 p.m. sharp. The line-up will occur in the south parking lot of WOSC beginning at 12:30 p.m.
Prizes will be awarded to Float entries in 5 categories: Grand Marshall $300, First Place – School and Youth $200, First Place – Church $200, First Place – Civic & Commercial $200, and First Place – Altus Air Force Base $200.
Our parade theme is "Christmas on the Western Prairie." Debbie Davis is the Chairman of the Christmas Parade Action Group. The parade is a community project with the Altus Chamber of Commerce, City of Altus, WOSC and Altus Air Force Base representatives providing many needed services.
For safety purposes, only parade entries will be allowed to park in the south parking lot of WOSC. "Safety First" is our motto when lining up for the parade! A traffic format will allow parents to drive on the west side of the south parking lot, drop their children off and then drive around to the north side of the college to exit or park.
Parking will be available on the north side of the college. You can also enter the college through the main entrance horseshoe off of Main Street, drop your children and then depart.
To help keep the line-up organized, all entries are asked to know their entry number when they arrive at the college. The Altus Times will publish the line up in the paper on Friday, Dec. 13.
All horses are to be unloaded at the Southwest Technology Center, 711 West Tamarack Road.
Float entries need to be in place no later than 1 p.m. as judging begins at this time. All other entries should be in place no later than 2:30 p.m. as the parade begins at 3:00 p.m.
The parade will begin at Western Oklahoma State College (2801 N. Main) and proceed south on North Main to Commerce Street. The parade entries will then disperse as follows: Odd # entries will go West on Commerce St. to various parking lots. Even Number entries will go East on Commerce St. to parking lots around City Hall. All trucks will go south to Broadway St.
The reviewing stand will be placed in front of KEYB Radio on the West side of the street. The Parade Grand Marshal this year is Larry Duffy, Western Oklahoma State College. Trudy Calvillo and Harley Moody with KEYB Radio will serve as master of ceremonies. KEYB radio will broadcast the parade on Channel 19 of Cable One and on the radio 107.9.
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The Protecting Veil
Whether you celebrate it on October 1 or on October 28 (traditions differ), you will enjoy Fr. Thomas Hopko's account of how the Mother of God protected a Constantinople church from an invading army, and how that inspires our own worship.


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Sel & Poivre is a modern French café/restaurant that you discovered the last time you were in France. At Café Sel et Poivre you can discover something as authentic but closer to home. Our restaurant is more than just a café. It oozes French charm and hospitality. The menu is in both English and in French and the staff are warm efficient and bilingual.
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Malaysia receives bodies from Flight 17 crash
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Malaysian Army soldiers carry a coffin containing one of the bodies of the downed MH17 flight upon arrival at Kuala Lumpur International Airport in Sepang, Malaysia, on Friday. The bodies and ashes of 20 Malaysians killed when Malaysian Airlines Flight 17 was shot down over Ukraine in July have arrived in Kuala Lumpur, the first repatriation of victims from the flight to the country.
It was the first repatriation of victims from the flight to the country, which is still coming to terms with the disappearance of Flight 370 and its 239 passengers and crew earlier this year.
The victims were carried aboard a specially chartered Malaysian Airlines jet and received in a solemn ceremony Friday on the tarmac of Kuala Lumpur International Airport. The coffins were draped in the Malaysian flag and carried by teams of eight soldiers to waiting hearses before being taken to private funerals.
The government has urged people to wear black and observe a minute of silence and prayer to honor the victims.
All 298 people onboard died when the plane was shot down over an area of eastern Ukraine controlled by pro-Russia separatists as it flew to Kuala Lumpur from Amsterdam.
The victims included 43 Malaysians and 195 Dutch nationals.
Malaysia has been spared many of the natural disasters that regularly strike other countries in Asia, but the downing of Flight 17 was the second tragedy to hit the national airline this year following the disappearance of Flight 370 on March 8.
The government was heavily criticized for its response to the missing jet, but Prime Minister Najib Razak won domestic praise for brokering a deal with the pro-Russian separatists to allow for the return of all the bodies on Flight 17 and ensure international access to the black box flight recorders.
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I wasn't quite sure where to put this post, but I hope the topic isn't too distracting.
I am 18 years old and currently finising up my last year of high school in California. I would really like to go and study in Sicily, but I wasn't sure if there are certain requirements for the Universities. I don't know any Sicilian but I would really like to learn. My grandmother is Sicilian and she used to teach me some phrases when I was younger. Unfortunately she now suffers from Alzheimer's Disease and we're not sure how much longer she will live (she's already 93). I would really like to preserve the Sicilian culture and language in my family, it would really mean a lot to me. For this reason I am looking for some way in which I can study or live in Sicily for an extended period of time so that I can absorb the culture and language and maybe even live with a native family. Does anybody have any ideas of how I can accomplish this goal? I know there are exchange programs and such, but they are quite costly and I don't have a lot of money. I was wondering if it might be a good idea to find a family that might be willing to host me in their home for a while. Does anybody know how I can do this? I have been doing research for a while to try and find relatives, but our sources are scarce. All I know is that my great grandpa's name was Giuseppe Marchese and he was from Palermo and left for the U.S. to mary a Maria Pelitiere (also originally from Palermo).
Would it be okay if I find a Marchese family in Palermo and explain my circumstances...might they understand and allow me to stay with them? I've always heard that the Italians are warm and friendly, but I can also understand if they may feel that I'm intruding into their own lives.
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Eugene Simon Has the Gods on His Side
The actor behind Lancel Lannister shares his thoughts about his character's crusade for fairness.+
The actor behind Lancel Lannister shares his thoughts about his character's crusade for fairness.+
A man named Tom Wlaschiha, better known as Jaqen H'ghar, chatted with HBO.com about Arya's training to become No One and the set of a thousand faces.+
The woman behind Obara Sand talks through how she learned the moves for Sunday's big showdown in the Water Gardens.+
Scroll through to see how Tyrion and Jorah's encounter with the Stone Men was staged.+
As their skiff glides through the ruins of ancient Valyria, Tyrion Lannister and Jorah Mormont recite a poem about the Doom. Find out more about the poem's backstory.+
The actor behind Ramsay Bolton discusses his character's ambitions and his stepmother's future safety.+
Costume designer Michele Clapton shares how she crafted the outfits of Westeros' newest avengers – Nym, Tyene and Obara Sand.+
As the Valyrian expressions go: all men must die and all men must serve – in this week's episode, that service was to the story. Below are four fallen characters who were remembered in "Sons of the Harpy."+
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NEW YORK -- I think it is fair to say that the shark has been permanently displaced by the dog.
Among the animals available for adoption at the Walter M. Crowe Animal Shelter are Flip, a 3-month-old male border collie/retriever mix puppy, and a black kitten. The adoption donation includes spaying or neutering. The shelter, located at the south end of Fair Street and managed by the Kershaw County Humane Society, is open 10 a.m. to 5 p.m. Tuesday through Friday and 10 a.m. to 1 p.m. Saturday. The shelter is closed Sunday and Monday. For information on the shelter or to check for a missing pet, call 425-6016 or e-mail email@example.com. The ...
On May 5 a May Day Festival and yard sale will be held at 8 a.m., the festival will start at 10 a.m. on Knights Hill Road. The Knights Hill community will celebrate the beginning of spring with activities and games for all age groups. The event will include the wrapping of the May pole, pony rides and other activities. The festival is open to the public. Hot dogs, chicken, fish, fries and drinks will be available for purchase. Vendors are welcome. Booths can be purchased for $25. All proceeds from the event will go towards scholarships and ...
In honor of Black History Month in February, Clifton Harryton Anderson, retired mental health professional, honored Kershaw County students and schools for their contributions to an exhibit in Camden's Price House. Jessica Zeller's class from the Continuous Learning Center earned the first place overall award. In the high school category, first place went to Camden High School's Dree Dubose and Nierra Coleman. Second place winner was Destinyee Logan from North Central High School. Third place winner was Erin Clemens from Lugoff-Elgin High School. In the middle school category, first place went to Amber Johnson at Leslie M ...
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The April 18 editorial, "Civility," depicts Paddy Bell as inflammatory in her comments to City Council on April 10, 2012. It suggests that she made personal allegations about city corruption, using phrases like "robbing the piggy bank" to refer to the city's intentions for the Hospitality Tax.
Graveside funeral services to celebrate the life of Paul Eugene Clippard, Sr., 77, of Camden will be held Saturday, April 28, 2012 at 11:00 AM in Greenlawn Memorial Park, Columbia. Rev. Steve Lee will officiate. Memorials may be made in Mr. Clippard's memory to the Sacks of Love, C/O Kershaw Baptist Association, 14 E. DeKalb Street, Camden, SC 29020.
After years of fan discontent over the lack of a playoff system in college football, it appears that progress is finally being made toward establishing some sort of playoff that will involve at least four teams and possibly more. Over many seasons, since the Bowl Championship Series (BCS) was established, college football's power brokers steadfastly refused to admit that a controversial system of picking two teams to play for the national championship had any weaknesses. They wanted to protect the current bowl system and they displayed a blind eye to fans' calls for a playoff.
The objectives of the United Daughters of the Confederacy are: Historical, Benevolent, Educational, Memorial and Patriotic. General Lee said to the Daughters of the Confederacy, "Remember it is your duty to see that the true History of the South is presented to future generations," and this is what they strive to do.
Funeral services for Voncelle Twitty Outen, 80, of Kershaw will be held at 11:00 a.m., Saturday, April 28, 2012, in Kershaw Second Baptist Church. Burial will follow in the Kershaw City Cemetery. The Revs. Jamie Rogers, Don Knight and Keith Coates will officiate.
A graveside service to honor the life of John Colie "Bulldog" Blackwell, 93, of Columbia, SC will be held at 11:00AM Saturday, April 28, 2012 at Hermitage Baptist Church Cemetery. Rev. Gregg Sweet and Rev. Michael Thompson will officiate. The family will receive friends Friday, April 27, 2012 from 6:00-7:30PM at Kornegay Funeral Home, Lugoff-Elgin Chapel. Memorials may be made in Mr. Blackwell's memory to Spears Creek Baptist Church Building Fund, 116 Spears Creek Lane, Elgin, SC 29045.
Dr. Zenola Benjamin Blanding, 62, of Williamstown, NJ, formally of Camden, SC, passed on April 20, 2012 after an extended illness. Dr. Blanding is the son of the late Willie Blanding, Sr. and Jessie Gilyard Blanding. He was raisedby Dea. Esau and Helen B. mcLeod and his grandmother, Mattie S. Blanding. Services will be held in Egg Harbor Township, NJ.
A celebration of life service for Dominick Poeta, 76, of Lugoff, will be held Saturday at 1:00 p.m. at El-Bethel Faith Community Church. The Rev. Joe Stines will officiate. The family will receive friends following the service in the Family Life Center. In lieu of flowers, memorials may be made to the American Cancer Society, 647 Lachicotte Road, Lugoff, S.C. 29078.
Sign-up for the Kershaw County Swim Team will be accepted through May 11. Youth ages 4 to 18 are invited to participate.
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Bruce Singleton, 59, of Hwy. 1 N., Cassatt, passed away Sunday, May 17, 2015. Funeral services will be at noon today, Monday, May 25, 2015 at Nelson-haile Funeral Home Chapel in Camden.
A funeral service for Michael Richard Hornsby, 66, will be held at 11 a.m. Wednesday at Powers Funeral Home with burial to follow in Fort Jackson National Cemetery. The Rev. Todd Horton will officiate. The family will receive friends one hour prior to the service at the funeral home. Memorials may be made to the American Heart Association or the American Kidney Foundation.
With the end of the school year closing in, it is time for summer sports camps in Kershaw County. Here are the first two which begin the first week of summer vacation.
The Wateree Football Officials Association and the South Carolina Football Officials Association are looking for anyone interested in becoming high school football officials for the South Carolina High School League Football Officials Association and the Santee Wateree Football Officials Association.
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The Supreme Court on Tuesday said it will pass an order on continuance of Deputy Director of ED Rajeshwar Singh in the investigation of 2G spectrum scam only after hearing him. "We will hear him if he wants to continue or not. After hearing him we will pass the order," a bench comprising justices H L Dattu, S A Bobde and A M Sapre said, while posting the matter for hearing on Thursday.
The issue of Singh was raised by BJP leader Subramanium Swamy, who said that despite the apex court's May 1 order he has not been reinstated into the investigation and it was not known "what powerful element are working" that he is out of the probe.
Swamy was supported by advocate Prashant Bhushan, who said money laundering probe associated with the 2G scam is yet to complete and Singh had earlier sought to recuse himself from the investigation as attempts were being made to destroy the case.
Swamy was one of the petitioners on whose plea the 2G licences were scrapped by the apex court which is monitoring the probe by the CBI and the ED.
Senior advocate K K Venugopal, appearing for the ED, said the case was different and placed before the bench a note in which Singh expressed his desire to go on study leave. The bench perused the copy of his letter written to ED in which he said he would be available for the probe whenever required. "Because of his option he has been released by the authority," the bench said.
However, it said since it concerns an officer it would like to hear him.
It was reported that Singh had taken a year-long 'study leave' apparently owing to lack of clarity over his continuance in the agency.
During the hearing, the bench noted that he has proceeded on leave to pursue a degree in law. The apex court on May 1 had ordered that Singh be not taken away from the ongoing probe in 2G cases and directed that he will continue with the investigation till completion of trial.
The order was passed after it was alleged that Singh was being transferred to his parent cadre in Uttar Pradesh.


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I don't get it.. with the 6 core professions, each class had its own indiviual special ability that made it unique.
What made it more unique is you could use these special abilities to your advantage if you wanted to be a primary of something else.
For example, if you wanted to be a monk, but have lots of energy, you would be a Elemental/Monk.
If you wanted to be a Fast Damage Dealing Elemental, you would be a Me/E.
If you wanted to be a Anti Caster with built in energy management, you would be a N/Me.
Yet look at Assasians and Rits.
Assains get energy for every critical hit? Sure, warriors could use that, but they don't even NEED energy. What about elementals? Monks? Mesmers or Necros? Its useless to them, you cannot combo them if you tried.
Seriously, that sounds more like a 10 energy spell you paste on your charater to be more efficent, but NOT a special ability!
Ritualists, the ability to give more health to summoned creatures. Considering that all spirits and undead summons are timed based, and die eventually, never being a "permentant" use on the battlefield, I never see use for this. How could this be useful to a Rt/Me class? or Rt/Mo?
It can't! It sounds like just another "skill" that should be 10-15 energy to help out your undead or spirit buddies. You can't really combo them with another class.
Do you guys see what I"m saying? Or am I the only one who see's that these are not useful special abilities but ONLY to the class they are assigned to. That really hurts the possibilities one has to open up new combo's.


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Justin Schell, hip-hop diaspora academic
Categories: Film and TV
Schell first met M.anifest, Maria Isa, and Tou SaiKo Lee in 2007 when he was writing an essay about the Twin Cities hip-hop scene. "I was struck by how many different types of hip hop there were in the Twin Cities," he says. He interviewed all three artists, and the resulting essay was published in an encyclopedia called Hip Hop in America: Regional Guide.
Around this time, Schell was becoming more interested in doing video work, so he decided to make a documentary about diasporic hip hop in Minnesota. After narrowing down his topic he chose M.anifest, Isa, and Lee for their community engagement, popularity, and skill. "There are lots of people I could have chosen," he says. "These were the people I had the best relationship with."
Over the past 18 months, Schell has developed a plan for the film, which asks the question: What does it mean to be home? Each of the three artists have different answers. For Lee, the Hmong have no homeland, while Isa says she feels equally comfortable in New York, Puerto Rico, and the Twin Cities. What the three artists have in common is that all of them regard the Twin Cities as one of their homes.
The first trip to Ghana happened last fall after Schell received a grant from the former Office of International programs (now called Global Programs and Strategy Alliance).
Upon arrival, Schell and M.anifest "hit the ground running," he says. They spent a lot of time just talking to people while hanging out with artists, filming music, walking around the neighborhoods, and going to clubs. They visited the archives at the University of Ghana, attended both a West African hip-hop festival and a traditional music festival. "We would find out about new things every day that would change our whole schedule," he says. "We didn't have any expectations going in."
Throughout the trip, Schell was very aware of the politics and connotations of being a white male with a camera. When they went to touristy places, it would be four times as expensive with a camera.
"I had to have someone with me all the time," he says. "Some people got upset with me. They thought I had paid [M.anifest] to show me around." The people living there were wary of the exploitation that has occurred in the past, and the resulting post-colonial anxiety. "People are very protective of their cultural heritage," he says.
"I had to have someone with me all the time," he says. "Some people got upset with me. They thought I had paid [M.anifest] to show me around." The people living there were wary of the exploitation that has occurred in the past, and the resulting post-colonial anxiety. "People are very protective of their cultural heritage," he says.
Schell is making every effort to be respectful and accountable to the artists and places he films. For one thing, he practices reciprocity. "I've known each of these artists for three, three and a half years," he says. "I've worked with them on a number of different projects." And though there is a trust that has been established between himself and the artists, "I don't want that to determine my action, about what I can do and how I can act."
Schell says he wants to think of the documentary as collaboration. "I'm trying to incorporate them into the production," he says, "rather than me shooting all this and coming up with something three years later."
At the same time, he's analyzing and reflecting on his own role in the process. "I want to be ethical and transparent," he says.
While Schell is continuing his work on We Rock Long Distance, he's simultaneously chugging along on his doctorate dissertation on the process of going to Ghana and his work with M.anifest. Both the documentary and the dissertation should be completed by May 2012, Schell hopes.
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