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Pros played not many tournaments on clay and grass, they played mainly on wood indoor. Anyway, Rosewall was more complete in my opinion: he won some Majors on grass (Australian Open 1971, US Open 1970, US Pro 1963 & 1965), while Gonzales never won a Major on clay (lost two finals at the French Pro, in 1956 against Trabert, in 1961 against Rosewall). Rosewall had not weak surfaces.
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p.s. I'm not saying that Gonzales was weak on clay, he was strong on every surface, but on clay he was not as strong as elsewhere (let's say just like Lendl on grass).
It wasn't played that often on wood indoors. They played also on indoor canvas during the head to head tours. In fact Kramer used to transport an indoor canvas from tournament to tournament to have it laid down on the area where they would play in previous years. Remember I'm talking about the head to head tours also and not just the tournaments. They played often on hard court, clay and grass also. I would say the clay, grass and hard court were actually the most common. Wood of course would be played on occasionally, particularly at Wembley. A great feat of Rosewall was that he would win the French Pro on red clay and the next week play and win Wembley on wood, perhaps the fastest of all surfaces. This is perhaps superior to Borg winning on red clay at the French and a few weeks later winning at Wimbledon on grass.
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Kinder, gentler than Sarkozy: Socialists' Hollande
PARIS Four-and-a-half years ago, France got a leader dubbed the "hyperpresident" - a pro-American, free-market politician who flouted tradition and went jogging on his first day in office.
This spring, the Socialist Party's strongest potential competitor to conservative President Nicolas Sarkozy became the target of sex-crimes accusations that grabbed headlines across the world, and focused attention on Dominique Strauss-Kahn's history of infidelities and behavior toward women.
Now, the French appear to be in the mood for a change.
On Sunday, the Socialists nominated Francois Hollande, an affable, soft-spoken and witty former longtime party boss, as their candidate for what is likely to be a presidential election showdown next May against the divisive Sarkozy.
In recent months, Hollande has said he wants to be a "normal" president. Opinion polls suggest the strategy may be working, showing Hollande is far more popular than the vastly unpopular incumbent.
When asked "Why you?" in an interview published in Le Parisien newspaper Saturday, Hollande first answered: "Because I can beat Nicolas Sarkozy."
Hollande, a bespectacled 57-year-old career politician, has built his reputation as a manager and consensus-builder more than a visionary. He's virtually unknown outside France, and critics say he has limited international experience to head this nuclear-armed nation.
Sarkozy's backers went on the counteroffensive on Monday, trying to depict Hollande as wishy-washy, lackluster and unprincipled.
"What do people say about Francois Hollande? They say he's skillful; they never say he's courageous," Jean-Francois Cope, who leads Sarkozy's UMP party, told reporters. "Now, he will face the question: what is it to take a courageous decision? It's taking a decision that risks being unpopular but is good for the country."
Sarkozy has had no shortage of bold decisions - not all perceived as good for France - and he has definitely grown unpopular: His popularity ratings have hovered around 30 percent for months, after winning with 53 percent of the vote in the 2007 presidential race.
Still, with France's economy struggling and international competition stiff, many observers say Hollande will need to project a stronger image to counter Sarkozy. He's recently taken to uttering the word "strong" or its derivatives.
"This victory confers on me the strength and the legitimacy to prepare for the great appointment with the presidential race," said Hollande, known as good on the stump and a quick-witted debater, in Sunday's victory speech.
Hollande is a lawmaker in the National Assembly and the governor of the central Correze region - the same political backyard as conservative former President Jacques Chirac - and led the Socialist party from 1997 to 2008.
Critics say his resume is otherwise thin: He has never run a government ministry, has limited international recognition, and made his name as leader of a party that was weakened and badly fractured during his tenure.
Hollande led the party in 2002 when its top national politician, Prime Minister Lionel Jospin, embarrassingly failed to qualify for the presidential runoff. The Socialists split badly three years later over the proposed EU Constitution, which French voters rejected in a referendum.


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Child labor groups upset farm rules are dropped
"They came under incredible pressure, and they caved to that pressure," said Zama Coursen-Neff, deputy children's rights director for Human Rights Watch.
Coursen-Neff said the public debate over the rules focused too much on family farms when it should have been about the real victims - poor Hispanic kids who do seasonal or migrant farm work and are sickened by toxic pesticides, suffocated in grain elevators or maimed by heavy farm machinery.
And many opponents didn't seem to care if they misrepresented the rule to make a political point.
Former Alaska Gov. Sarah Palin posted a message on her Facebook page Wednesday titled, "If I wanted America to fail, I'd ban kids from farm work." She called the plan "more overreach of the federal government with many negative consequences."
In fact, the rules would not have banned kids from all farm work, but child advocacy groups say that's the kind of misinformation they struggled to refute.
"Some of these conservatives knew they were exaggerating the scope of the rules and creating unnecessary fear about them, but they were fine with that," Maki said.
Sen. Tom Harkin, D-Iowa, said the government should not shirk its duty to keep working children safe.
"I am disappointed that the administration chose to walk away from regulations that were, at their core, about protecting children and which could have been revised to correct some of the initial proposals that generated the most concern," Harkin said.
The government estimates over 300,000 children under 18 work on farms, but that figure is likely higher because it doesn't include children who work for farm labor contractors.
Of the 16 children under the age of 16 who died from work-related injuries in 2010, 12 were in agriculture, according to Human Rights Watch.
Associated Press writer John Hanna in Topeka, Kan., contributed to this report.
Follow Sam Hananel's labor coverage on Twitter at http://twitter.com/shananel
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The newly-introduced Local Body Tax (LBT) in Maharashtra makes traders pay the civil body for importing goods into the city. It has brought a surge of anger among traders resulting in a strike in Mumbai due to which most shops including kirana stores and chemists have remained shut.
And now with the Maharashtra Chief Minister Prithviraj Chavan saying that LBT is here to stay, traders and other shop owners want to voice their protests against its introduction.
dna's web team decided to showcase the other side to understand why traders are carrying out these protests.
Vishal Javeri, a local trader of Prinz Engineers, Navi Mumbai briefed us:
1) Why are you protesting against LBT?
When Value Added Tax was introduced we were promised by the government that after VAT all other taxes like Octroi would be abolished. Then two years ago, the government decided to increase the VAT by 1-2% stating that the government needed it to cover the amount that was not being collected after Octroi was stopped.
Even after this sudden increment in VAT we co-operated with the Government's decision and happily welcomed the same. But now, the government wants to introduce a new tax named LBT in order to the reduce the pressure of abolishing octroi.
The Municipal Corporation is appointed to keep a check on LBT collection. At a time when the whole world is becoming paperless with LBT, traders, manufacturers and other shopkeepers have to undergo more paperwork and hand over financial statements to the municipal corporation from time to time.
Everyone is aware that the more the number of tax-collecting government departments, the more the corruption. So now, with the introduction of LBT, most traders will end up giving indirect bribe to one more babu.
We don't want to do this paperwork. We had requested the government to increase VAT by 1% which will serve their purpose but this petition was rejected by the municipal corporation.
We later proposed that the municipal corporation should use the documents submitted by us to the Sales Tax Department and collect tax accordingly. But this proposal was again rejected by them.
The trader fraternity wants to make one point clear: We are not against paying tax but against reporting to one more department. We are not afraid to show our financial statements because we have been uploading our statements along with VAT challan. So this totally rules out the argument that claims we do not want to show our financial statements.
As a trader, the government should give us an opportunity to grow rather than tying us up with one more paperwork.
2) Any message you want to give the CM?
Our CM should understand that we are a republican country and the Government is "for the public, by the public, of the public," but it seems he has forgotten it.
Parag Javeri, owner of Parag Worldwide PVT LTD in Kalbadevi, Mumbai, gave us the following views:
1) Should the ordinary citizen be worried about LBT? Why?
Of course! The aam aadmi should be worried. An increment in tax will increase the cost of their lifestyle too. For example: We have seen the variation in pricing of petrol and diesel in various cities, Mumbai prices are higher than Delhi prices because of octroi. After the introduction of LBT almost all the commodities that we buy in Mumbai will become costlier than any other city.
2) What do you think about the CM's latest statement?
With great respect to his position, he seems to not act for the people but against the people. When the masses don't want LBT, how can he ask everyone opposing it to leave Maharashtra? Such statements may lead to his ouster in the next election. When we say that the government is by the people and for the people then if someone acts against the people, you know what happens to them.
Others views:
Pradeep Chabaria, another trader in Mumbai says:
This state is known to be a commercial hub because of its commercial activities thanks to the traders. If you do not respect and listen to the trader community then you can be sure that the down fall has started. We are a hard-working community and can start our business in any other place. Today, every other state is providing infrastructure that's as good as Mumbai or even better. All over the world, rules are getting simplified but in Maharashtra (Mahachorrashtra) things are getting complicated.
Satish Jain, owner of Satish Chemist, Elphinstone Road in Mumbai says:
This tax is going to affect the 'aam' public as well as the traders. You (customer) will be asked to pay the tax first and then purchase the item. It should be removed.
Textile trader Mukesh Simaria says:
Just like we paid the Octroi tax, we are ready to pay the local body tax (LBT). The main issue lies with the additional paperwork that is involved with the payment of the tax. Abiding by this new development would mean more hard work, with added expenses of keeping account books and the tedious job of finishing the inside work. If the government is ready to help us by reducing the extra labour, we will comply."
Amul Coop (@Amul_Coop) also gave following response on twitter:
Amul Topical: Protest against introduction of Local Body Tax in Maharashtra twitter.com/Amul_Coop/stat…
— Amul.coop (@Amul_Coop) May 9, 2013
The traders have also started a change.org petition and currently have 8,757 supporters.


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Genius (disambiguation)
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Genius often refers to a person with distinguished mental abilities.
Genius may also refer to:
Roman mythology[edit]
- Genius (mythology), the divine element of a person, place or thing
- Genius loci, the divine element or spirit of a place
- The emperor's genius, an element of the ancient Roman Imperial cult
- Genius (1999 film), a Disney Channel Original Movie
- Genius (2003 film), a film written and directed by Babar Ahmed
- Genius (2012 film), a Telugu film
- Genius (2016 film), an upcoming film
- The Genius (1948 film), a Mexican comedy film
- The Genius, a 1993 film starring Leslie Caron
- Genius (literature), a concept in literary theory relating to inspiration
- The "Genius" (novel), a 1915 novel by Theodore Dreiser
- The Genius, a 2008 novel by Jesse Kellerman
- "The Genius", a 1955 story by Randall Garrett
- "The Genius", a story by Donald Barthelme included in his collection Forty Stories
- Genius: The Life and Science of Richard Feynman, a book by James Gleick
- Genius, R. Kelly song from his twelve solo studio album "Black Panties"
- Genius (Krizz Kaliko album)
- Genius: The Best of Warren Zevon, an album
- "Genius" (song), a song by Pitchshifter
- GZA, also known as The Genius, an American rapper and member of the Wu-Tang Clan
- The Genius, a nickname of musician Ray Charles
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- The Genius (TV series), a 2013- South Korean reality competition show
- Geniu$: The Tech Tycoon Game, a 2005 computer game
- Lanny Poffo (born 1954), Canadian professional wrestler who used the ring name The Genius
- Genius (iTunes), a software feature introduced by Apple for iTunes 8
- Genius (website), crowdsourced annotation software
- Genius (mathematics software), free mathematics software
- Genius (flashcard software), free productivity software
- Genius Products, a home video company
- TV Genius, a television search engine company
- Genius, a brand name of Taiwanese computer company KYE Systems Corp.
- Genius, a support employee at the Genius Bar in an Apple Store
See also[edit]
- Gaon (Hebrew), a Hebrew word for "genius"
- MacArthur Fellows Program, also known as the "Genius Award" or "Genius grants"
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HOLLAND — In the latest kink to emerge in a rocky first month of operation, Stanley's Northeast Bar Room has announced that it's halting live rock shows until spring.
The problem? Poor stage placement.
Band booker Christy Hunt told reporters that the current stage location — crammed into a corner directly adjacent to the drafty and overly trafficked patio exit — wasn't working out for bands or patrons. The tight confines left little room for gear, she said. And diners on the other side of the bar complained about the volume.
Over the next three months, Hunt will help the owners transport the stage upstairs, into an as yet unopened area of the new bar.
Stanley's predecessor, Stasiu's, frequently hosted bands in the space, which also included a full bar.
Downstairs, some live music will continue, but it will be more subdued. The owners have put Matt Johnson and Joe Winterer in charge of booking the new acts. Hunt's shows will be confined to the upstairs.
The move reflects a rift many have observed between the squeaky clean dining scene envisioned by owners Steven and David Benowitz and the brash music that both Hunt and Stasiu's have been known for.
All current shows booked at Stanley's are being canceled or relocated, and Hunt is aiming to have the new upstairs venue open by March 2011.
— Gregory J. Scott
Hines acquires Downtown office tower
DOWNTOWN CORE — The Minneapolis office of Hines, the international real estate firm, announced on Nov. 10 that it had acquired Fifty South Sixth, a 29-story office building located on Nicollet Mall.
Hines developed the building in 2001 and his been involved in its management ever since, helping push occupancy to 94 percent. Notable tenants include law firm Dorsey & Whitney, accounting and consulting firm Deloitte
and M&I Bank.
The acquisition is the fifth for Hines' recently established real estate investment trust, the Houston-based Hines Global REIT. The REIT commenced its $3.5 billion initial public offering in August 2009 and has raised over $300 million, which it invests in commercial real estate properties located in the United States and internationally.
— Gregory J. Scott
Turkey to Go moves indoors
DOWNTOWN CORE — The Turkey to Go food truck, stationed over the summer at 8th and Nicollet, has announced that it will transition to an indoor location just off the Mall for the winter months.
Chef Tim Malloy said that summer business had been so robust that owners Danny Perkins and Drew Levin wanted to keep momentum rolling. The crew has arranged to move their truck into the food court on the first floor of the Northstar Building at 7th and Marquette.
"It's gonna be a kiosk inside the building," said Malloy. "We wanted to run this cart inside, but it's too tall."
So the turkey crew is having a new, smaller truck built. And as soon as it's finished — possibly even by the end of November — Turkey to Go will start operating inside.
Malloy said they will keep the original truck, which will reemerge on Nicollet Mall next spring when the weather gets warm. With two trucks, Turkey to Go could keep both locations, operating year-round inside while still selling sandwiches on the Mall during the warmer months.
In addition, the company is selling whole birds for Thanksgiving, with proceeds going to help feed the homeless. For more information, visit turkeyguys.com.
— Gregory J. Scott
Frank Stone Gallery slows down
SHERIDAN — Frank Stone is stepping back from his namesake gallery after nearly 14 years on 2nd Street Northeast.
Director Laura Drabant explained that owners Stone and Lynn Olson are cutting down the shows to about three or four a year. After the holiday show this year, nothing is on the schedule yet for 2011.
"It's really hard to make a go of selling art these days, but the economy wasn't the primary reason for scaling back," Drabant said. "They have been in business for a long time, and it was a good long run for the gallery."
The Frank Stone Gallery has kept a crowded calendar in recent years, with artists often rotating every weekend. The owners are looking to slow down the busy gallery business.
But they aren't exactly retired.
Olson is moonlighting as a substitute Hennepin County Judge, revisiting her former career.
Stone, a stained-glass artist and metal sculptor, just finished a project for Tucci Benucch at the Mall of America, and he's working on other projects commissioned by Surdyk's and the Como Zoo.
"A lot of projects in the hopper aren't readily usable at the gallery," Drabant said. "They are scaling back definitely, but they love Northeast and want to stay active [in the community]."
The corner won't go quiet, either. They have leased Frank Stone's large gallery space to Chowgirls Killer Catering, and leased the adjacent space to Rosalux Gallery. Rosalux is open Thursday and Friday from 4–8 p.m., and Saturday from 2–6 p.m.
— Michelle Bruch
Moss Optical celebrates 75 years Downtown
DOWNTOWN CORE — Technically, 2010 marks the 75-year anniversary for Moss Optical, the eyewear experts in the skyway of LaSalle Plaza.
But the Mosses have actually been working Downtown since 1918, when company founder Dr. George Moss took a job at State Jewelers, located on the same block as the current shop.
George struck out on his own in 1935, opening the first Moss Optical on 7th Street between Hennepin and Nicollet Avenues. The store anchored that block for more than six decades, finally moving into LaSalle Plaza in 2004, then up to the skyway level in 2008.
These days, George's grandson Kevin Moss runs the show. He's been fitting people for frames since he graduated college 27 years ago. And before that, he says, "I used to come down on Saturday and mop the floors and clean up frames when I was a kid. My sisters all worked here. Of the seven kids, six of us in one form or another worked at the family biz. Now it's my niece and then her son, my great-nephew."
Kevin Beck Moss, the 22-year-old great-nephew, is the newest optician. He represents the fifth generation in the business.
He'll be at the big anniversary event on Nov. 30, at the store from 11 a.m. to 5 p.m., along with a good deal of other Mosses.
"It's a bit of a reunion, and we've invited our closest customers," said Kevin Moss. "Being in business this long, you get some pretty loyal customers."
The open house event includes a trunk show, as well as food and drinks.
Asked about life in the skyways, Moss said he couldn't ask for a better location.
"It's a very different demographic down on the street than it is in the skyway," he said. "And our demographic is the people in the skyway. People who work Downtown. We're convenient for people because they don't want to deal with this stuff on the weekend, They just take care of it on their lunch hour. That's a great niche for us. And then we don't have to work weekends."
Moss pointed out that he does have a 14-year-old daughter. But she isn't sure she wants to continue the business.
"I've been using some reverse psychology," he said. "If I told her she's working at Moss Optical, she'd rebel. So I'm telling her she shouldn't, so maybe she'll want to."
— Gregory J. Scott
New pizza joint coming to Broadway St. NE
ST. ANTHONY WEST — A Turkish pizza chef who learned his craft working in Italian restaurants in Germany is about to open a new restaurant on Broadway.
And it's taking over a former dentist office.
Restaurateur Ismail Karagoez has designs on the squat, beige-siding-covered former offices of Dr. Stephen Efton, at 96 Broadway St. NE. His plan? Element Pizza, a "cozy place" specializing in woodfired pizza and handmade appetizers. Karagoez breezed through a public hearing on Nov. 18 for an on-sale wine with strong beer liquor license. He'll spend the winter remodeling the place and says he plans to open by spring of next year.
Karagoez met his American wife in Germany, and the two settled in Northeast 26 years ago. Since then, they've operated a handful of restaurants, including most recently the Istanbul Bistro in Minnetonka.
— Gregory J. Scott
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The crowing of Nina Davuluri, Ms. New York, as the winner of the 2014 Miss America Pageant, has brought out the hatefulness in some ignorant Americans whom seem to feel that this year's winner is not American enough for them.
Ms. Davuluri is the first American woman of Indian descent to be named Miss America. She also was born in Syracuse, New York.
Many people expressed their anger over this situation by tweeting nasty messages via Twitter. Several prefaced their sentiments by saying things like they weren't prejudiced, but with all due respect, this is America. They referred to Davaluri as an Arab, a Ms. Al Qaeda, a terrorist, and said that the whole thing was pathetic.
If you click on the posts from most of these folks in this article by BuzzFeed, their Twitter accounts have been closed, suspended, or reopened.
For those twits that tweeted, this sounds like a job for an online reputation-management serivce. Good luck to all of you in convincing the world that you are not foolish bigots. Stupidity is as stupidity does. Think twice and post once.
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Erected in 1986, the 'Bell of Peace and Friendship Among Nations' was installed too late to spare Poznań from a largely turbulent 20th century, but it plays a role in the remembering when it's rung on holidays and anniversaries such as Liberation Day (February 23rd) when the Germans capitulated at the fort during World War II. Weighing 850 kg, the dove-embossed bell hangs 10m above the ground and can allegedly be heard from 10km away.
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Happy Kwanzaa!
Your virgin eyes were opened to a new frontier of diversity after you heard Michael Jackson and friends croon, We are the world, we are the children. And ever since, youve allowed the various facets of American culture to infiltrate your dinner table, wardrobe, and language. This year you and the fam can diversify your holiday repertoire by observing Kwanzaa, the weeklong festival that fetes family and heritage and is celebrated by African-Americans throughout the nation. Today at the Miami Childrens Museum, nationally acclaimed storyteller Madafo Lloyd will be leading a Kwanzaa celebration that weaves tales and activities with the traditions of this new American tradition.
Since its inception in 1966, the holiday has celebrated the Nguzu Saba, or the Seven Principles of Kwanzaa, each day for seven days from December 26 through January 1. In honor of virtues like self-determination, unity, and purpose, gallons of libations have been poured, hundreds of thousands of kinara candles lit, and many zawadi exchanged. Today from 2 to 3 p.m., let your Kwanzaa zawadi be Madafos marvelous stories. Admission is free with paid admission to the museum, which is 10 bucks.
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We love all of our former Pussycat Dolls quite equally. That is to say, there's not a one of them we'd throw out of bed for eating crackers, or even holding a knife to our necks in some horribly overly dangerous female intruder roleplay (I wouldn't recommend it with anyone who drinks coffee).
Include Melody Thornton in that group of former Dollers who we crane to see when she's out in her bikini along the South Florida coastline. Melody doesn't show up quite as often as her former bandmates, not in the public eye, but when she does, it's usually quite the attention grabber. So, grab away my friends. Enjoy.


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By all accounts, it was a typically sultry afternoon in tiny Meadville, Miss., on May 2, 1964, the day that two 19-year-olds, Henry Dee and Charles Moore, vanished while walking along a highway on the edge of town.
As far as anyone knew, Dee and Moore had no enemies, nor had they any connection with the burgeoning civil rights movement. They'd never done anything to pique the ire of the notoriously racist and violent White Knights of the Ku Klux Klan, many of whom lived in the rural settlements across Franklin County.
Around Meadville, Dee and Moore were just known as average, law-abiding young black men.
But these were not average times in Mississippi. The civil rights struggle had become a virtual war, defined by the white supremacist KKK taking on anyone who would seek to end racial discrimination.
Ratcheting up the tension, civil rights organizations had recently announced "Freedom Summer" for 1964, a bold initiative to bring activists into the Deep South and register black voters for the coming presidential and congressional elections. Mississippi was, in fact, bracing for the worst summer in a most painful chapter of American History.
In 1964, young men like Henry Dee and Charles Moore knew that to stay safe, they needed to avoid doing anything that might be viewed by the KKK as activism. They also knew to avoid any contact with Klansmen. And so, on that early May afternoon, when a Volkswagen Beetle pulled to a stop beside them, Dee and Moore knew enough to respectfully decline the white driver's offer of a ride.
More than two months later, investigators got their first clue about what happened to the two young men when the partial remains of a black man surfaced in a remote section of the Mississippi River some 90 miles from Meadville. A college identification card found in a pants pocket helped identify the remains as those of Charles Moore.
For another two months, FBI investigators conducted a fruitless investigation of the case until they received a call from an anonymous informant who said he had information about Dee and Moore's disappearance.
The informant was so terrified of the KKK that he insisted on anonymity. The FBI gave him a code name: JN-30R.
Over the ensuing weeks, JN-30R provided the FBI all the information they would need to identify five Klansmen as prime suspects in a horrifying tale of how Henry Dee and Charles Moore were murdered for little reason beyond the color of their skin.
In dozens of pages of reports to the FBI, JN-30R described in gut-wrenching detail how Dee and Moore were kidnapped and taken deep into the Homochitto National Forest and beaten with bean-poles until their bodies were broken and bleeding profusely.
They were then stuffed into the trunk of a car and driven 90 miles to a Mississippi River bank where they were bound and tied to a Jeep engine block and dumped into the river alive.
JN-30R led FBI investigators to the exact place on the Mississippi River where they would find the engine block with human remains still attached to it.
There was no doubt that JN-30R's information was accurate. But so intense was the fear of the KKK across Mississippi in the mid-1960s that the FBI was unable to find even one witness willing to testify in support of JN-30Rs statements and the informant himself remained unwilling to testify.


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RENTON -- Next man up, huh?That was the question posed to Seahawks offensive line coach Tom Cable as he talked after the team's top two choices from last April's draft suffered season-ending knee injuries four days apart.The long-term implications of the injuries to rookie tackle James Carpenter and rookie guard John Moffitt are contrasted against the short-term reality that there's a game to play Sunday in St. Louis, and the Seahawks need to have two men prepared to take those spots. So yes, next man up."That's what you have to do," Cable said. "We're pretty lucky because we've got Breno (Giacomini) here and Paul McQuistan so we've got some veteran guys. Paul has had a number of starts in his career, and Breno has been around the league a little bit so we'll be fine."The implications of the injuries is two-fold. First, there's the next seven games. How will the Seahawks cope?"The good news is the training is kicking in," Cable said. "The system and all that."Then there's the long-t...
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The Tsitsikamma National Park is known to me since childhood. I visit this beautiful place almost once a year. It was previously called Stormsriver mouth, as this is exactly what it is.
The Park is a protected area and very well preserved.
There are many things to do in this area, and a visit does not have to be restricted to the Park alone.
The Park is about 170km from Port Elizabeth via the N2.
It is part of the Garden Route and not too far from Knysna or Plettenberg Bay.
The Park has indiginous forests, the Indian Ocean, fynbos, more than 200 birds species etc to offer.
Within short distances from the Park you can bungee, do tree top tours, hiking (The famous Otter-hiking trail) etc.
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Looks beautiful but very popular...
It's nice to get ñlose to Naure! Thanks for sharing, Pierre! ><><><
Tsitsikamma really is a beautiful part of South Africa. Whenever we should be driving CT to PE we always stop off here.
Very interesting page!!!
Good tips on Tsitsikamma & Storms River. We used to spend many weekends there long ago. It made me homesick. Thanks!
Great page! We came here on honeymoon in 2001. Did you know a lot of it has burnt down??? Terrible :(
I visited this park when it was called Storms River Mouth. We went on the hike to the bridge and it was a great walk. I didn't realize the name had been changed. Thanks for the memories.
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Snow, Rain Bring Misery to Pakistan Survivors
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MUZAFFARABAD, Pakistan – Heavy snow and rain brought more misery to Pakistan's earthquake survivors on Monday, halting relief work, bringing landslides down on roads and flooding tents across the cold, wet mountains.
There were no reports of deaths from sickness or accidents in the first severe weather of a late winter, a major test for the army and the United Nations, who are running the relief effort, and for more than two million homeless survivors.
More than a foot of snow fell on the mountains while a relentless icy rain drenched the valleys. The meteorological department said the bad weather might last until January 7.
"Everything is wet," said a weeping woman, Shakina, huddled with one of her three children next to a fire outside here sodden tent in a camp in Muzaffarabad, capital of Pakistani Kashmir.
"This is very difficult for me and my children. We can't survive in this tent."
Hundreds of thousands are living in tent camps across the region and many more are camped out next to their ruined homes, in tents or crude shacks made out of salvaged bits of their old homes and building materials given by the army and aid groups.
In another tent camp in Muzaffarabad, survivors rushed to get tarpaulins being distributed by an aid group.
Monday was the third day in which bad weather forced vital helicopter relief operations to be suspended since the October 8 quake killed more than 73,000 people in northern Pakistan.
Heavy snow brought down tents across the region and the rain set off landslides, blocking three of the four main roads to Muzaffarabad, said a military spokesman, Major Farooq Nasir.
Army engineers were working to clear the blocks but the rain, and the threat of more slides, was making it dangerous, he said. "We were expecting this to happen, it happens every year."
The bad weather held off through December allowing medical supplies, shelters, beds, food and other needs to be flown and trucked up into the mountains.
The military and the United Nations say enough supplies are in place and the disruption to the aid effort is no cause for alarm.
"In terms of overall relief, it's not the end of the world," said U.N. logistics chief in Muzaffarabad, Natasha Hryckow.
But the International Committee of the Red Cross said it was expecting a flood of new cases of respiratory infections at its field hospitals and clinics when the weather clears enough for people to venture out.
"It's what we've always expected, now it's the reality," ICRC spokeswoman Jessica Barry said of the weather. "If it lasts, it's going to get more and more grim."
The Norwegian Refugee Council said the snow increased the dangers of avalanches, one of which killed 24 people last week after being triggered by one of the hundreds of aftershocks that have rocked northern Pakistan since October.
"If fear this tragic avalanche is the first of many to come this winter…and the danger will increase with more snowfalls," said its emergency program officer Ann Kristin Brunborg.
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IRVING Veteran safety Will Allen was released by the Cowboys on Tuesday. Allen is a football casualty from a Dallas defense that started the year fast, but is now ranked near the bottom of the league.
'At this point you have to stay positive and find a way to get better as a defense,' said linebacker Sean Lee.
But it's hard to be positive when you look at the stats.
The Cowboys rank next-to-last in the NFL in pass defense, giving up 326 yards through the air. And they're ranked in the lower third of the league in the all-important scoring defense ranking, giving up 27 points a game.
'We got a sense of pride in this group,' said defensive lineman Jason Hatcher. 'Guys are down right now. You know I'm hurting, because I'm part of this defense.'
Among the Cowboys' biggest defensive issues: A lack of pressure up front in recent games. The Cowboys have zero sacks in the last game-and-a-half. That's a huge contrast to the 14 they tallied in the first 3-and-a-half games.
Injury certainly factors in. Defensive linemen Demarcus Ware, Jason Hatcher, and George Selvie are all nicked up. But they know they've still got a job to do.
'Its no excuse... I'm not making excuses at all,' Hatcher said. 'We've got to go out there and pressure the quarterback. I've got to find a way to split the double-team when they do it. We gotta go out there and affect the quarterback. That's what they pay us to do. That's what we've got to do.'
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Blood, gore, guts, and fancy martial arts moves: just a typical night at the New York Asian Film Festival, which kicks off later this week. It's the biggest festival to date: 51 films, plus a host of special guests. But parts of the Asian film bubble are actually bursting. Culture writer Jeff Yang has been following the asian film scene and checked out the best of the fest, he joined us to discuss it.
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World Victory Road (WVR) has announced some more fights for its "Sengoku" event on March 5 in Tokyo, Japan. Among the recently announced is PRIDE FC standout Takanori Gomi. Gomi is scheduled to take on UFC veteran Duane "Bang" Ludwig.
Takanori Gomi once considered one of the top lightweights in the world, has not fought since losing to Nick Diaz at PRIDE 33 last February.
Striker Duane Lidwig is coming off a knock out win over Mario Stapel at Ring Of Fire 30 in September. Also, their is no word whether Ludwig will still fight on February 23rds, Strikeforce At The Dome in Tacoma, WA.
Hidehiko Yoshida vs. Josh Barnett
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Makoto Takimoto vs. Evangelista "Cyborg" Santos
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this card is looking pretty good are they going to get this on ppv?
I don't think they have any deals with Showtime or HBO so I would expect it to be a PPV. Yeah, some good fights on here for sure, I'd pay to see this one.
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|The MU College of Agriculture, Food, and Natural Resources (CAFNR) research centers have began research studies and educational demonstrations to showcase their vast differences in topography and agricultural diversity. In central and northern Missouri the Bradford Research Center (BREC) and the Greenly Research Center have studies underway that examines soil nutrient and soil properties changes from various cropping systems. These include, comparing the removal of corn grain only and grain plus stover to warm season grasses such as switchgrass, big bluestem and Miscanthus. The Horticulture and Agroforestry Research Center (HARC) has examined 80 different genetic selections of cottonwood for biomass yield and is examining the energy production potential of warm season grasses in agroforestry type settings. Sweet sorghum is being examined by researchers at the Delta Center and BREC as an annual biofuel crop on poorer soils that normally would not support high corn yields. A by-product of corn ethanol production, dried distillers grains, is being examined for further use in livestock production. Construction plans are underway at the Graves-Chapple Center in Northwest Missouri and BREC for their new conference buildings as alternative energy and energy conservation demonstration and education facilities. At several other research centers demonstration gardens of biofuel crops are on display for field days and at each FFA Field Day in 2008 there was at least one presentation dedicated to biofuels and alternative energy sources.
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Masters notes: Augusta arrives for video generation
AUGUSTA, Ga. Billy Payne probably never had a chance.
The chairman of the Masters and Augusta National Golf Club said he took on his 12-year-old grandson, Bo, in his first time playing his famed and familiar home course on the new video game, "Tiger Woods PGA Tour 12: The Masters."
"Let's see, I quit after nine holes," Payne said with a grin on Wednesday. "I told him my back was hurting. He was seven up in our match play."
That Payne was playing the game with his grandson is very much the point of why Augusta finally partnered with EA Sports to produce the course every golfer wants to play. If it has to be from the couch in their living room, so be it.
"The decision was completely based on our motivation to positively influence the growth and visibility of the sport of golf," Payne said. "Playing video games is a popular entertainment choice for kids today, and our involvement, we hope, will inspire greater appreciation for golf and, in turn, encourage participation."
Payne said all of the proceeds from the video game will go to the newly created Masters Tournament Foundation, which funds Augusta's stated initiatives to grow golf worldwide.
The game was released March 29 in XBox 360, Wii and PS3 formats. All of the versions are on the shelves in the merchandise center at the Masters, and they were moving quickly on Wednesday.
Don Peterson, 45, and his son, Thomas, 14, of Charleston, S.C., stared at a monitor playing sample holes of the game and decided they had to have one.
"We come to the Masters every year and this is kind of the ultimate in a video game to be able to play Augusta," Don Peterson said. "I can't believe how realistic it looks. It seems like they've reproduced every tree and every flower."
Said his son: "It's pretty cool. I don't play a lot of golf video games, but I'll play this one."
The course was laser-mapped over 10 days in late 2010, and EA officials say it is recreated within 6 millimeters of accuracy. Club officials oversaw every aspect of the work and were, of course, meticulous. One EA official recalled that about 500 balls were hit into the 13th green to test the directions the ball rolled.
The game has several other appealing features. Players can try to recreate some of the greatest Masters shots, including Woods' chip-in at 16 in 2005 and Larry Mize's playoff chip-in in 1987. The Par-3 Course also is available to play.
A year ago, Payne was stern in admonishing Woods for his off-the-course transgressions, but the club also had an agreement in place to participate in the Woods video game franchise.
"When we embraced the game two years ago, we took as the partnership us, EA and Tiger. We are very proud of that," Payne said.
According to a report by Bloomberg News, sales of the Tiger Woods video game are down significantly, from 1.6 million units in 2009 to 631,000 in '10.


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Test-tube baby pioneer Robert Edwards dies aged 87
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LONDON—British scientist Robert Edwards, who was awarded a Nobel prize for his pioneering work in developing in vitro fertilization (IVF), died on Wednesday aged 87, his university announced.
"It is with deep sadness that the family announces that Professor Sir Robert Edwards, Nobel prizewinner, scientist and co-pioneer of IVF, passed away peacefully in his sleep on April 10, 2013 after a long illness," the University of Cambridge said in a statement.
"He will be greatly missed by family, friends and colleagues."
Edwards spent his career making the dream of having a baby come true for millions of people worldwide, running into conflict with the Catholic Church and fellow scientists on his way.
He was awarded the Nobel prize for medicine in 2010, five decades after he began experimenting and long after the birth of the world's first test-tube baby, Louise Brown, in 1978.
"Bob Edwards is one of our greatest scientists," said Mike Macnamee, chief executive of Bourn Hall, the IVF clinic that Edwards founded with his fellow IVF pioneer Patrick Steptoe, a gynaecological surgeon.
"His inspirational work in the early 1960s led to a breakthrough that has enhanced the lives of millions of people worldwide. He is held in great affection by everyone who has worked with him and was treated by him."
He added: "It was a privilege to work with him and his passing is a great loss to us all."
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Egyptian soldiers and police set fire to protest tents in Cairo's Tahrir Square and fired tear gas and rubber bullets in a major assault Sunday to drive out thousands demanding that the military rulers quickly transfer power to a civilian government. At least 11 protesters were killed and hundreds were injured.
It was the second day of clashes marking a sharp escalation of tensions on Egypt's streets a week before the first elections since the ouster of longtime authoritarian leader Hosni Mubarak in February. The military took over the country, promising a swift transition to civilian rule. But the pro-democracy protesters who led the uprising have grown increasingly angry with the ruling generals, and suspect they are trying to cling to power even after an elected parliament is seated and a new president is voted in.
Street battles continued throughout the day and long into the night, spreading to side streets and sending a wave of injuries to makeshift clinics on the streets.
The military-backed Cabinet said in a statement that elections set to begin on Nov. 28 would take place on time and thanked the police for their "restraint," language that is likely to enrage the protesters even more.
"We're not going anywhere," protester Mohammed Radwan said after security forces tried unsuccessfully to push the crowds out of Tahrir, the epicenter of the uprising. "The mood is good now and people are chanting again," he added after many of the demonstrators returned.
The two days of clashes were some of the worst since the uprising ended on Feb. 11.
They were also one of only a few violent confrontations to involve the police since the uprising. The black-clad police were a hated symbol of Mubarak's regime and after the uprising, they have largely stayed in the background while the military took charge of security.
The military, which took over from Mubarak, has repeatedly pledged to hand power to an elected civilian government, but has yet to set a specific date. The protests over the past two days have demanded a specific date be set.
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