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|Elizabeth de Burgh
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|suo jure Countess of Ulster
|William Donn de Burgh, 3rd Earl
|Philippa Plantagenet, 5th Countess with Edmund Mortimer, 3rd Earl of March
|jure uxoris Earl
|Lionel of Antwerp, 1st Duke of Clarence
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m. 1352; wid. 1363
|Philippa Plantagenet, 5th Countess of Ulster
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|William Donn de Burgh, 3rd Earl of Ulster
|Maud of Lancaster, Countess of Ulster
6 July 1332
Carrickfergus Castle, Belfast, County Antrim, Ireland
|10 December 1363
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|Clare Priory, Suffolk
Elizabeth de Burgh, Duchess of Clarence, suo jure 4th Countess of Ulster and 5th Baroness of Connaught (6 July 1332 – 10 December 1363) was a Norman-Irish noblewoman who married Lionel of Antwerp, 1st Duke of Clarence.
Elizabeth was born at Carrickfergus Castle near Belfast, Ireland, the only child of William Donn de Burgh, 3rd Earl of Ulster and Maud of Lancaster, Countess of Ulster. She was the last of the senior legitimate line of the descendants of William de Burgh.[1] Her paternal grandparents were John de Burgh and Elizabeth de Clare, and her maternal grandparents were Henry, 3rd Earl of Lancaster and Maud Chaworth.
Upon William's murder on 6 June 1333 she became the sole legal heir to all the de Burgh lands in Ireland. Actually, her kinsmen Sir Edmond de Burgh of Clanwilliam, Sir Edmond Albanach Bourke the Mac William Iochtar, Sir Ulick Burke the Mac William Uachtar became the de facto heads of the family and owners of de Burgh land during the Burke Civil War 1333-38.[1]
As Countess of Ulster she was raised in England and married Lionel of Antwerp, 1st Duke of Clarence on 15 August 1352 at the Tower of London. He was the second son of Edward III of England and his queen consort Philippa of Hainault.
The couple had one child, Philippa, born on 16 August 1355. Philippa, who succeeded as Countess of Ulster, married Edmund Mortimer, 3rd Earl of March in 1368. Both their titles passed to their son Roger Mortimer, and eventually through their granddaughter Anne de Mortimer, who married into the House of York. The House of York would base its claim to the English throne on their descent from Lionel of Antwerp.
Elizabeth died in Dublin in 1363 during her husband's term as Governor of Ireland. She is buried in Clare Priory, Suffolk, England.
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Mac and Connors at Wembley '81
Some terrific backcourt rallies here, and an extraodinary oncourt interview with Connors after the match.
(Check out the confrontation between Mac and Connors at 6:59)
Second part: http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=3OTjW...eature=related
Interview: http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=VhUnG...eature=related
wonderful stuff, krosero. isn't there a proactive duty on the part of the player to verbally inform the empire that he needs an injury timeout? Why should an empire have to guess when/if to start the 3 minutes?
Fantastic match Krosero.
Mac played too much from the baseline.Thats not his game against Connors.At the masters 82 he played the same way but Connors was flat at that match.Mac won 6-2 7-5
Fantastic tennis - what a great match! Thanks for posting!
My, how things have changed (or not)...
I can't understand why Connors didn't simply retire after losing the first two sets?! What's up with that??
Also, starting at about 4:45 in the second clip Mac's giving the chair ump grief for pushing him to play on after he twisted his ankle during the previous game. Mac says "I always go around faking...I just quit...pretend like I'm faking injuries just to save points."
Gee...what a concept! ;-)
For Jimmy gamesmanship is as much a part of the sport as a lob or a forehand. Winning that battle goes a long way toward winning it all.
Mcenroe is thinking: what a colossal hypocrite!!!! What a faker!!! Now the fans love him even more!!! Here we go again!!!
I have this match on DVD. What sticks in my mind were the embarrassing umpiring errors in this match, the worst ones being:
1. The umpire called the score 15-15 when it should have been 30-0. The players didn't correct the umpire, and when Connors thought he'd won a love game, the umpire was calling out "40-15". Connors says, "that's game, mate".
2. Connors (the server) wins the first point of a game, only for the umpire to call out "0-15" and not even realise his error until Connors embarrassed him. "Play on, Mr. Connors", "What's the score, mate?", "0-15", "How do you figure that?", LOLs from audience.
3. McEnroe twists his ankle and tries to shake off some of the pain during a game by shaking his ankle in the air. The umpire then goes "play on please, Mr. McEnroe. Play on." McEnroe then gave the umpire a rollicking at the change of ends saying that he was entitled to a 3 minute medical timeout and that telling him to "play on" just made things worse. McEnroe said to the umpire that he obviously had no clue as to what the rules were.
And yes, that interview with Connors and Barry Davies at the end :lol:
Yea, Connors was a royal____ much of the time, a clown some of the time, but he is still my favorite male player to watch play the game. A great tactician with an instinct for when to take risks, his gamesmanship never replaced his technical mastery, his shotmaking or his tennis but augmented them. Tennis was never a dreary sport, when he played it.
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What a fantastic match..continuing Connors resurgence in the 80s. He blew Borg off the court for the first 2 sets of his semi at Wimbledon that year before succumbing to his tenacity in 5..he then went on the beat Mac at queens and Wimbledon in 82 and Lendl at the USOpen in 82 and 83..playing great tennis right upto 84..
Great to pull it up.And also, great to pull up the 1978 USO Final, when Iceman and Blue Collar showed that great things would happen when pitted against each other, no matter who won the match.
Connors was consistently in the top 5 till '87, getting to semis of gs and winning atp tournaments. I know he did get to semis of us open in '91 but that was more of a fluke and his ranking was'nt all that high.
Don't know where else to post this, but Connors apparently burst to into tears in a postmatch ceremony upon hearing of the death of a friend. He had just beaten Rosewall in the final at North Conway, '75:
(scroll down to "Connors trounces Rosewall")
another article:
mcenroe ended up with 19 masters titles..
two sets up here..coulda/woulda/shoulda been masters title no 20,
still you know how it is with jimmy..if you wanna win, youve gotta win completely,
because even 2 sets down vs the at the time world no1..connors could still detect LARGE QUANTITIES OF WIN IN HIS SECTOR. :)
so what did Mcenroe do when the match was over while the interview took place? he just went off the court?
Great videos and interview. Connors and Mac were Ali/Frazier.They needed each other to make it work.Tennis and tension at it's best. I am a huge Connors fan..But how did Rosewall keep making it to finals,, WOW Impressive
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Fox River Academy rehabilitates park in Appleton
I joined Fox River Academy in Appleton on Tuesday for a class on writing. The environmental charter school is studying writing and has a website to share its stories about the outdoors.
As part of its studies, the 6th, 7th and 8th graders are restoring a piece of neglected public property near the school. The students work at the property each Monday.
Teacher Sandra Vander Velden and volunteer Jeff Nania are helping the students learn about ecology, habitat restoration, plant identification, land surveying, teamwork and other skills.
The students started by collecting and removing trash from the site, then began cutting and removing invasive trees and building wildlife habitat, including a snake hibernaculum. The invasive trees have been cut into firewood which is being distributed free to neighborhood homes.
Future plans include creating hiking trails, building stairs from old railroad ties and hosting community events on the land.
The class summed up the work as: "Pierce Park, turning trash to treasure."
After discussing writing in the morning, we visited the park for lunch, then returned to review class writing assignments in the afternoon.
Fox River is one of 11 environmental charter schools in Wisconsin with field programs. The school's website is www.foxriveracademy.org
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|Part I: The question of color in red clover seed is a matter to which practical farmers have come to attach some importance as an indication of the relative value of different samples. However, all do not hold the same opinion in regard to this. Many farmers believe that a sample of clover seed which has a great deal of purple color is better than a sample which contains more yellow. On the other hand, there are men equally observing and thoughtful, who maintain that the sample with the highest percent of yellow seed is the most viable and valuable. So far as we are aware, no accurate and conclusive work has ever been carried out in an attempt to determine the comparative value of clover seed of different colors. Believing that some definite knowledge on this subject might be of value this work is undertaken in an attempt to determine if possible whether there is any real basis for one or the other of these varying opinions, and if so, what some of the causes for these differences may be. Part II: Altogether too little attention is paid by the majority of farmers to the purity of the seed which they sow on their lands. This is particularly true, no doubt, with clover, alfalfa and grass seeds, as they carry on average a greater number of particularly obnoxious weed seeds than most of our other crops. New and troublesome weeds are often first observed in clover meadows, and it has often been noted that clover fields contain a great number of different weedy plants. It is a well-known fact that a very large number of our most obnoxious and troublesome weeds are those which have been introduced into this country through the agency of economic farm seeds purchased from European and other foreign markets. In order to secure some data in regard to the number and character of the weeds disbursed in this way in Missouri, samples of clover seed were secured from farmers throughout the State and from retail and wholesale seed merchants who supply more or less foreign seed to Missouri farmers.
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Directly following Anisur Rahman's Creative Writing workshop, the Nordic Black Theatre will hold its 2011 International Poetry Festival on 27 September from 19.00-23.00. Writers from Kenya, Georgia, Bangladesh, and Scandinavia will present their works, in addition to the particpants in Anisur's workshop itself. Two of ICORN's writers in residence will attend, Kenya/Oslo's Philo Ikonya and Bangladeshi author Anisur Rahman, Uppsala's guest writer from 2009-2011.
The poetry festival will bring together a wide range of writers from differing backgrounds and experiences. ICORN guest writer Philo Ikonya is a novelist, poet, and journalist with a Masters degree in Literature from the University of Nairobi. Ikonya's outspoken political stances caused her to question her safety within Kenya. Anisur Rahman is a playwright and novelist who studied Literature and Linguistics at the University of Dhaka. He is the major translator of the work of Henrik Ibsen into Bengali and recently won a scholarship to write about Sweden. His play 'Lars Vik' will have its world premiere at the Theatre Blanca in Uppsala on 14 November.
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Retired Navy Capt. Brian Buzzell served on the Navy's Base Structure Analysis Team for BRAC rounds in 1993 and 1995. His company, Creative Team Concepts, was the support contractor for the Base Closure Office of the Secretary of Defense in BRAC 2005. He wrote this commentary for U-T San Diego.
Base Realignment and Closure, or BRAC, is again a hot topic in Washington, D.C., as federal budget pressures increase.
Senior military leadership, both civilian and uniformed, have been testifying before Congress regarding excess capacity in their department's installation infrastructure and requesting authority to conduct another round of BRAC.
All agree they have excess 20 percent infrastructure after completing the execution phase of the last BRAC, in 2005. To date, Congress is not buying their arguments.
So, do we need another BRAC round? Yes. Will Congress grant the authority? No, unless something in the future convinces them otherwise.
Should Congress grant BRAC authority, how would the San Diego region fare? Would San Diego be a net gainer in job creation, as in past BRAC rounds, or a net loser in jobs, as military bases are closed or realigned. After all, this is the point of BRAC: the elimination of no-longer-needed real estate or facilities to support a mission that can better be performed elsewhere or not at all. It means hundreds of millions of local dollars, if not billions in the case of San Diego.
The BRAC rounds of 1988, 1991, 1993, 1995 and 2005 resulted in some 500 closure and realignments ultimately saving the Department of Defense billions of dollars in annual costs.
San Diego was hardest hit in 1993, when the Navy determined it only required one initial enlisted training boot camp and Naval Training Center San Diego was closed.
Initially, the economic impact of this BRAC action hurt the local economy. However, with close cooperation between the Navy and the city of San Diego, Liberty Station has become a dynamic generator of economic activity for the city. There is life after BRAC as shown in Charleston, S.C., which lost its huge naval base in 1993.
I wrote an article for the May issue of Naval Institute Proceedings arguing that Congress should not grant BRAC authority unless the process — how the military services determine which bases to close or realign — is substantially altered. A key element of the changes I propose is an exclusion list at the beginning of the BRAC process.
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3 men well into their adulthood and facing problems - ranging from an
unfaithful wife to gambling debts - decide to take a road trip to the
Superbowl after one of them unexpectedly wins tickets in a raffle. What
results is a coming of age story with a certain twist.
Twist in that these men have already come of age - they are adults, working, tending the family, and all of life's problems. The coming of age comes in that they are men locked in their past, still reminiscing of the good old days when they were young and life was easy, fun, and there was little, if anything, to complain about. One was a star athlete, one a musician, one the class valedictorian. But then, somewhere down the line it just dissolved away and they are now working dead-end jobs, which they obviously don't like, and life is... bland. Completely unlike before.
Very well written, acted, and directed with a strong focus on the characters and often gut-bustingly funny the film presents one of life's most valuable, though not most obvious lessons: life will not live itself for you, you have to live your life.
Props to first time director D.B. Sweeney. 10/10
Not Rated as of yet, but has occasional profanity/crude dialog and some humorous drug use.
Loved the movie. Got to view it for free over at my military base in Germany. I will see it again and have no problem paying to go see it next time around. The movie was funny, touching as well as relatable. I enjoyed the bond of the men in the movie. I felt connected to them. Each character had painful things going on in their lives, but the strength of friendship along with encouragement to do better and be better was especially nice to see. Too often we see others be encouraged to be hurtful and destructive. You didn't see it here. It was written well. The acting was fantastic. I felt like I was watching friends having a great time. Nothing looked forced.
I attended the Tremblant film festival in Canada recently. A film written, directed and starring D.B. Sweeney was premiering. Walking in to the theater I expected to just walk in and sit down, but who do I see? The man himself D.B. Sweeney in the flesh. I told him that I had come from SF to see his movie and he gave me a big handshake and a smile. He's a very approachable nice guy. He took the time to chat with me for a few minutes before the show. I won't give away any of the film, but I will say this. Poignant, insightful, funny, and my girlfriend cried at the end. The Cadillac of buddy films straight from the heart and soul of a great guy. Great title too. SUPPORT THIS FILM!
D.B. Sweeney is traveling overseas with the USO allowing
service-members to screen Dirt Nap. I got the opportunity to watch the
film with D.B. and about 30 others in Idar-Oberstein, Germany.
The movie was well written with some great one-liners (some are raunchy, but not gratuitous). A "late-in-life-coming-of-age" film that shows the that some friendships do endure; success in life requires more than minimal effort; and anything goes good with 42 beers. Funny yet poignant, the movie tugs at the heartstrings at times and knocks you in the funny bone at others. I found myself laughing out loud during quite a few scenes. D.B. validates himself as a writer/director/producer with this film. Do yourself a favor and go watch it (when it gets released, that is).
A great comedy with a lot of funny scenes delivered by some great actors...John C. McGinley, Ed Harris, D.B....Even a surprise cameo by Chris Chelios for NHL fans! Would have better for the movie if there had been some more money available for the special effects. A great sound track goes along with the movie with songs from Bruce Springsteen and Dire Straits to name a few. A studio needs to pick the movie up and distribute it so the rest of the world can witness the great script writing by Brian Currie and D.B. Sweeney. Can't wait to see what those two can do when they get some real money behind a project. Can you say "And the Oscar goes too..?"
Loved this movie! I felt like I knew these guys from my hometown. Great music: Springsteen, Bob Dylan, Dire Straits, Stevie Ray Vaughn, Emmy Lou Harris...amazing movie. As a woman (Mom of four...)I felt like a 'fly on the wall' in the car with these guys. You really feel like you're a witness to a critical moment in three real lives. With that said, it's also hilarious. Some really memorable one-liners. D.B. Sweeney is an under rated actor: movies like Fire in the Sky, Eight Men Out, Lonesome Dove and of course The Cutting Edge. This may be his best ever. Why doesn't Hollywood use this guy more?! I hope they release this one soon soon. Really funny and touching, too. I want to see it again!!
I caught this movie over the weekend at the Ft Lauderdale International Film Festival. Well written and terrific acting! Story keeps moving and you never look at your watch thinking "man, is this over yet?" Laughed out loud at several points in the movie. Although it is a comedy, some parts were very "true to life" and hit on the not-so-pleasant aspects of growing up and being an adult. The synopsis makes this movie sound like a "guy" movie (road trips and beer - the male equivalent of "chick flick"), but it really is SO much more. I'm suggesting it to everyone I know - guys and girls alike! Everyone will be able to relate to something in this film.
This movie was an all around uninspiring film. It was a non-moving
story that definitely does not get you thinking anything other then
where is all the strong moving material the other critics say about the
film The 3 main actors are good, and there is a few laughs but once
again it becomes another movie that you keep watching in hopes of it
getting better and it just doesn't. I watched this movie last night and
wished that we hadn't wasted our precious time (while baby is sleeping)
watching this film.
I plan not to recommend this to my family and friends, as well as obviously anyone looking to rent it. I was pretty much non-impressed with everything about this film.
I thoroughly enjoyed this movie. I saw it at the Appalachian Film Festival. It is a fun ride with some very funny lines. The movie is enjoyable from beginning to the end. I hope someone picks this movie up and distributes it. I would see it again. The movie is very well written. We can all relate to the characters, we either have lived their lives or know people just like them. It is truly a movie that appeals to many different audiences. The filming was masterful and the soundtrack contains a lot of GREAT music. I applaud D.B. Sweeney for writing, directing, and starring in such an uplifting movie. I hope we see it on the big screens soon.
*** This review may contain spoilers ***
After their team up in the 1992 sports romantic comedy The Cutting
Edge,the reunion between D.B.Sweeney and Moira Kelly finally happened
after 14 years in this movie entitled,"Two Tickets To Paradise". The
story revolves around three life-long friends in their 40's that are in
search for themselves as they face problems of their own.
Mark has developed a serious gambling problem that is beginning to affect his marriage.McGriff cannot let go of his dream of becoming a famous rock star despite having a supportive and beautiful but unfaithful spouse.Finally,Jason refuse to mature and still lives with his parents.This made them go to a trip together and try in search for life answers that will help them find answers in life.
This film written and directed by D.B. Sweeney was basically had great moments but never got into a satisfying whole.Too bad that D.B. Sweeney's reunion with Moira Kelly did not result into a good film similar to The Cutting Edge.They barely had scenes together and Moira was barely a presence.Nevertheless,it will still manage to provide good entertainment especially to those who love coming of age films.Added to that,it will be appreciated by those who are experiencing difficulties and want to see a movie that will give them hope amidst life's difficulties.
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We're double dipping today on Rihanna, jetting her hot self between a concert in Rio and a film shoot in the Emerald Isles for a new music video that will likely be talked about in terms of her music, but for which I can only now focus on her amazingly exhibited racktastic. Honestly, if Rihanna chanted her haftarah portion in that outfit, I'd finally pay attention to some Hebrew on the bema. The Barbadian (nay, Bajan, see people of Barbados, I'm learning) just keeps getting hotter and hotter, consuming larger and larger segments of the libido region of my brain, like a sextastic Panzer division plowing across my grey matter without much resistance. Rihanna is unstoppably hot. And with those chest puppies barking like that, I really don't mind surrendering. Enjoy.
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The effect of pimecrolimus on innate immunity in subjects with atopic dermatitis: a double-blind, randomized, vehicle-controlled study
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DOI: 10.1111/j.1365-2133.2012.11052.x
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News that Fox News reportedly paid a former PR executive at the company "approximately $8 million in hush money" after firing him this summer raises questions about why Fox News chairman Roger Ailes apparently feels the need to approve seven and eight-figure payoffs to keep former employees quiet.
After Brian Lewis was escorted out of the Fox News building in July, and Fox made public allegations against him, Lewis' attorney warned that "any confidentiality obligation" he had with the company no longer applied. "Lewis knows many of Ailes' secrets," noted New York magazine. But the $8 million "hush money" settlement seems to guarantee that Lewis won't discuss his time at Fox.
Lewis however, isn't the only senior Fox News employee who's reportedly been paid handsomely to keep quiet about his or her time working under Ailes.
Lewis' settlement recalls the $10.75 million payoff Judith Regan secured after the former host was fired by then-Fox News parent company, News Corp.* Like Lewis, who at the time of his firing this summer was publicly accused of "financial irregularities," Regan was also the target of a smear campaign, accused of making anti-Semitic comments. But like longtime Fox News veteran Lewis, Regan appeared to cash in by threatening to release damaging information about Ailes and turned her firing into a big payday.
Specifically, Regan claimed to have a tape recording of Ailes instructing her to lie to federal investigators in order to protect Ailes' longtime friend and political ally, Rudy Giuliani. The tape reportedly may have played a role in the settlement Regan secured in her wrongful termination suit against News Corp. (Company officials did not deny Ailes was heard on the tape.)
Question: What other news organization spends nearly $20 million in order to keep two fired employees from talking publicly about their time of employment?
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Back in 2007, Judith Regan alleged in a lawsuit against News Corp. that a senior executive there urged her to lie to federal investigators about her affair with Bernard Kerik. Kerik had been nominated for the position of Homeland Security Chief under Bush, but was then dismissed after his personal foibles came to light. The executive hoped to keep Regan quiet because Kerik's mentor Rudy Giuliani was running for the Republican nomination, and further embarrassment might injure the campaign. It was a double-punch scandal: News Corp. was revealed simultaneously to have pressured an employee to lie to the government and also to have thrown its weight around on behalf of a presidential candidate. But at the time, the executive in question remained nameless. Now, he's been identified in court documents that have surfaced due to a filing error in a related case. It was Fox News mastermind Roger Ailes.
If Regan received more than $10 million in part because she had a taped recording of Ailes urging her to lie to investigators, what information does Brian Lewis have that warranted an $8 million payoff?
* This piece has been updated to clarify that Regan was fired by then-Fox News parent company News Corp. We regret the error.
Fox News has reportedly paid a former PR executive at the company "approximately $8 million in hush money" after firing him this summer.
Brian Lewis, a former executive vice president at Fox News, was fired in July amid reports that he had been giving information about the company to Gabriel Sherman, a New York magazine contributing editor working on a (likely unflattering) biography of Fox News chief Roger Ailes.
Citing an unnamed network executive "with knowledge of the negotiations," Gawker reports today that Lewis was paid roughly $8 million by the network as part of a settlement.
As Gawker lays out, when Lewis was abruptly fired, Fox cited "vague 'financial irregularities" as the reason for the move, prompting Lewis' lawyer to attack the network for "telling lies." In an August statement to Gawker, Lewis' lawyer essentially threatened that his client might reveal harmful information about Ailes and the network.
According to the anonymous Fox executive quoted by Gawker -- who suggested that the settlement number would have been much higher if Lewis had significantly damaging information about Ailes -- the claims of "financial impropriety" leading to Lewis' firing were "complete bullshit."
As suspected, the network was reportedly livid about Sherman's forthcoming book, The Loudest Voice in the Room: How Roger Ailes and Fox News Remade American Politics, which has driven a wedge in the network's public relation's team.
According to a new report in Politico, Republican Senator Rand Paul recently sat down with Fox News chief Roger Ailes and News Corp. chairman Rupert Murdoch.
Politico explains that Paul, who is often listed as a likely contender in the 2016 Republican presidential primary, met separately with the two men as he "has been working to smooth concerns among Republicans and influencers about whether he shares his famous libertarian father's views on issues like national security."
During the 2012 presidential cycle, Fox News essentially hosted the Republican primary, and Paul's jockeying for the support of Ailes and Murdoch is evidence that Fox's role as the gatekeeper of the Republican party hasn't changed.
The Politico report also points out that both Murdoch and Ailes have "historically had a good relationship with New Jersey Gov. Chris Christie," another likely player in the 2016 Republican primary. Indeed, in 2011, New York magazine reported that Ailes "fell hard" for Christie and strongly encouraged him to throw his hat into the ring for the Republican nomination in 2012. Ailes certainly wasn't alone at the network in swooning over Christie -- Fox personalities fawned over the New Jersey governor for much of 2010 and 2011.
But as Politico lays out, Christie's relationship with the network may have soured after he "embraced President Barack Obama immediately after Hurricane Sandy ravaged New Jersey," shortly before the 2012 election:
Murdoch tweeted at the time that "while thanking O, must re-declare for Romney or take blame for next four dire years." Christie, according to The New York Times, called Murdoch just before the election and made his case for needing support after the hurricane, but the media titan told the governor that he needed to reiterate his support of Romney. Christie eventually did.
Fox hosts have also been notably less ebullient about Christie following the 2012 election. Sean Hannity announced on his radio show in January that, "to be blunt, yes, I am disappointed in Governor Christie." The Five co-host Eric Bolling lectured Christie on Fox's airwaves, advising him to "act like a Republican" and stop praising Obama over Sandy.
As recently as this morning, Fox Nation was posting commentary from Fox News Radio host Todd Starnes deriding Christie as a "RINO" and mocking his "schoolgirl crush" on Obama.
While people outside the Fox empire are seeking the support of Ailes and Murdoch, several of its employees are already stoking speculation about running in 2016, including Mike Huckabee, John Bolton, Allen West, Scott Brown, and Ben Carson.
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At least eight Fox News personalities took to Twitter over a period of just over two hours today to defend network president Roger Ailes following a report that he's "all alone" after firing top Fox News executive Brian Lewis.
The Hollywood Reporter first reported yesterday that Lewis, who was Fox News' executive vice president for corporate communications and considered Ailes' "right-hand man," was fired "over what insiders are calling financial issues and other performance problems." Fox later confirmed Lewis' firing, citing "issues relating to financial irregularities, as well as for multiple, material and significant breaches of his employment contract."
Lewis' firing was a major shakeup for Fox. As Politico's Dylan Byers noted, "Lewis had been one of Ailes's top advisers since the network's inception in 1996, was a member of his inner circle and had the respect and trust of the president. ... On Ailes's orders, he built and led a team of notoriously combative press representatives who fought against all perceived enemies -- especially other media outlets -- with a take-no-prisoners approach that was the envy of executives across the industry."
In response to the firing, New York magazine's Gabriel Sherman wrote an August 20 piece headlined, "Roger Ailes Fired His PR Chief, and Now He's All Alone." Sherman, who has come under repeated attack from Fox News employees because he is writing an unauthorized Ailes biography, wrote that Lewis' departure is "far more consequential to the long-term direction of" Fox News than recent show changes because he's "a moderating influence on Ailes. Lewis was one of the few senior executives who would vocally challenge Ailes (although he was smart enough to do it privately)."
Politico reported today that "sources with knowledge of the situation" said "Ailes had suspected Lewis of leaking information to Gabriel Sherman, the author of a forthcoming book about Ailes and Fox News."
Today, within a period of roughly two hours and fifteen minutes, eight different Fox News personalities responded to Sherman's August 20 report by defending their boss and attacking the New York reporter.
Megyn Kelly's move to primetime will mark a shift in the very essence of Fox News, away from the hate of right-wing radio and towards something more effective at shilling conservative misinformation.
Recent rumors indicate that Megyn Kelly may take over Sean Hannity's 9 p.m. time slot on Fox News. But the factors in play are much bigger than one hour a night. The imminent Fox News primetime shakeup is more about Fox News' own brand of misinformation being set to surpass the blunter approach of Rush Limbaugh and right-wing radio hosts.
For a brief bit of historical context before we get to the rumor itself, Fox News' approach in many ways grew out of Rush Limbaugh's short-lived television show. Roger Ailes famously produced the show and would take lessons from there to Fox News where he is still the CEO. (As well as taking lessons from his time as a Republican operative, which are well-documented.) And the further back you look at Fox, the more it resembles the worst aspects of Limbaugh's show. But as Fox has grown, it's adapted, allowing it to more effectively advance a political agenda.
This adaptation was on full display in Roger Ailes' 2011 admission to Howard Kurtz, who has since moved to Fox, that Fox News needed to make a "course correction." The big picture result of this is Fox still pushing demonstrable misinformation, but doing so in a way other news networks will be more likely to pick up rather than mock. Their audience might not have had a problem with the old Fox News (at least, Roger Ailes gave no indication that they did), but the network's reputation was in tatters. (As an aside, CNN's recent pushing of right-wing Benghazi myths only emphasize the risk of Fox's revised approach.)
Sean Hannity is in many ways a product of an iteration of Fox News that is slowly fading away. His willingness to push any argument any Republican ever once had has eroded Hannity's credibility over time. The Republican congressman who coined the term "terror baby" recently guest-hosted Hannity's radio show. Cumulus reportedly isn't even bothering to renew his radio syndication contract. Hannity declared himself as birther-curious, went all-in during the 2012 election on the story that President Obama once hugged a guy that right-wingers didn't like, and even dabbles in secession.
But the new face of Fox News primetime, Megyn Kelly, is a much more pernicious purveyor of political propaganda. Kelly has the unique ability to pluck misinformation and imbue it with a veneer of legitimacy that Sean Hannity has long since lost, if he ever had it at all. She can have a great moment chiding Fox colleagues Erick Erickson and Lou Dobbs for sexism, only to turn around and push the New Black Panthers scandal as something serious. Megyn Kelly can cover gay rights in a way that is occasionally not abominable, and then push Benghazi falsehoods that have long been debunked. Megyn Kelly will rebuke Dick Morris and Karl Rove, but then hosts a climate change denier during the president's climate address. Kelly smacked down Mike Gallagher on family leave, but she also defended Newt Gingrich's bizarre suggestion that schools should use children as janitors. The examples go on and on -- but the key for Fox is that her positive moments always get more press than her more dishonest moments. It's no surprise that Howard Kurtz declared her future bright.
On Saturday night Buzzfeed's Andrew Kaczynski posted a FoxNews.com segment in which Reza Aslan, a noted religious scholar, was interviewed by Spirited Debate host Lauren Green, a Fox News religion correspondent.
Kaczynski asked "Is this the most embarrassing interview Fox News has ever done?" due to the host's inability to accept that Aslan, who is Muslim, would have any legitimate interest in a scholarly work about Jesus.
While the segment itself was jarring, particularly when Green falsely accused Reza Aslan of hiding his Muslim faith -- a ridiculous charge implying devotion to Islam is something that must be hidden -- and furthermore as the author points out, he noted it on the second page of his book and in countless interviews.
It should surprise no one that Islamophobia has a home on Fox. From the top on down, the network's attitude could be at best described as hostile to Muslims. In Zev Chafet's hagiography of Ailes, published earlier this year, he quotes Fox News' boss explicitly stating his hostility to Muslims (emphasis added):
He donates upward of 10 percent of his net income to charities, many of them religious, including an annual fifty grand to the Jewish Community Relations Council of New York and another fifty grand to Catholic charities." He told me he'd be glad to give to Muslim charities, too, "if they disarm.
A Rolling Stone profile of Ailes quoted a source close to the Fox boss who claimed he "has a personal paranoia about people who are Muslim - which is consistent with the ideology of his network."
These beliefs have been reflected by a number of the network's on-air personalities.
On last night's episode of The Five, host Eric Bolling claimed Democrats strategically create racial division as a political strategy. Asked by fellow host Bob Beckel whether he believes that "we sit around in the Democratic Party and want to have racial division," he replied, "I do, yes."
It was an absurd charge coming from Bolling, whose racial invective has included referring to the President of Gabon's visit to the White House as "a hoodlum in the hizzouse" and suggesting that President Obama was "chugging 40s" during a state visit to Ireland.
Bolling wasn't the only one on Fox claiming that racism is largely being drummed up by liberals. Co-host Greg Gutfeld chimed in claiming that "racial warfare right now is the crack cocaine of CNN, MSNBC, and most college campuses."
Later in the evening Bill O'Reilly told his audience that civil rights leaders want "to divide the country along racial lines because that's good for business."
Oh the irony.
There are few in American politics who have done more to strategically divide this country along racial lines for political and financial gain than Fox News chief Roger Ailes.
Fox News president Roger Ailes used the platform provided for him while accepting a prize from a right-wing foundation to repeat discredited claims that the Affordable Care Act will create 16,000 armed IRS agents and that President Obama was absent on the night of the Benghazi attacks.
Ailes was honored during the 2013 Bradley Prizes, awards given by the Lynde and Harry Bradley Foundation, which gives tens of millions of dollars annually to a "Who's Who" of right-wing movement organizations. The prize, which recognizes "individuals of extraordinary talent and dedication," includes a stipend of $250,000, which Ailes said he was donating to a charity for senior citizens.
According to remarks posted on the Fox News website, Ailes said that "The federal government is about to hire 16,000 more IRS agents to enforce healthcare." He also said, "I have come to the conclusion that even I don't care what the president of the United States was doing that night. However, I would like to know what the commander in chief was doing that night."
Both of Ailes' attacks have been pushed by Fox News -- and both are based on falsehoods.
On the April 16, 2010, edition of Fox & Friends, then-Fox News contributor Newt Gingrich attacked reports that approval for health care reform was growing by claiming the law would hire "16,000 IRS agents as health police":
GINGRICH: But my general experience is that, you know, you don't have people walk up to you in an airplane and start attacking you very often, or you're in really deep trouble. I think what [Sen.] Harry [Reid] ought to do is get in a car and drive around Nevada, where people are overwhelmingly opposed to hiring 16,000 IRS agents as health police.
The figure, which was based on a report by Republicans on the House Ways and Means Committee, was described as "wildly inaccurate" by FactCheck.org which described the claim as coming "from a partisan analysis based on guesswork and false assumptions, and compounded by outright misrepresentation":
The GOP analysts assume that the $10 billion would not be spread evenly over the decade, but would reach $1.5 billion annually in later years. That's reasonable, given that major provisions of the new law don't take effect until 2014. But even accepting that, the peak figure could just as easily be $750 million a year, if the CBO's lower guess proves to be correct. So the number of new IRS workers implied by the GOP's own logic could be closer to 5,000 than to 16,500, after adjusting for overhead costs and inflation.
Ailes' second attack -- that Obama was missing on September 11, 2012, during the attack on a diplomatic facility in Benghazi, Libya -- also appeared regularly on Fox News, where Fox figures repeatedly demanded to know where Obama was during the attacks. In addition to reports by Gen. Martin Dempsey, chairman of the Joint Chiefs of Staff, that White House staff was "engaged with the National Military Command Center pretty constantly" throughout the attack and testimony by Defense Secretary Leon Panetta that Obama gave orders to deploy forces immediately after learning about the attack, the White House Flickr page shows Obama meeting with aides in the Oval Office on the night of the attack:
Ailes also said during his remarks: "Traditional American culture influenced me greatly as I created the Fox News Channel for Rupert Murdoch. We knew that a fair and balanced news channel could succeed, as long as no views were rejected and conservative views were allowed to be heard."
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Fox News Chairman Roger Ailes will reportedly be a recipient of a major award given to "innovative thinkers" whose achievements benefit the conservative movement.
Politico's Mike Allen reported that later today the Lynde and Harry Bradley Foundation, a foundation that gives tens of millions of dollars to a "Who's Who" of right-wing movement organizations every year, will announce that a 2013 Bradley Prize will be awarded to Ailes, along with a stipend of $250,000. The forthcoming release will trumpet Ailes as "a visionary of American journalism" whose "innovative business-building strategies have revolutionized the uncovering and delivery of news in America."
Following President Obama's 2008 election, Ailes reportedly said he saw his network as "The Alamo." Fox News became the "voice of opposition," launching a four-year campaign to make Obama a one-term president. Since the president's re-election, Fox has produced a massive quantity of false and misleading coverage of the September 2012 attacks in Benghazi, Libya, as they attempt to turn those events into Obama's Watergate, earning plaudits from Republicans senators.
Past recipients of the Bradley Prize include current Fox News contributors Michael Barone, Paul Gigot, Bill Kristol, John Bolton, and Charles Krauthammer, along with a number of other leaders in the conservative movement.
A new book from Jonathan Alter claims that Fox News President Roger Ailes told producers to cut off the microphone used by Fox host Geraldo Rivera as he pushed back against Fox's politicization of the attack on the U.S. consulate in Benghazi.
Appearing on Fox & Friends the day before the 2012 election, Rivera accused The Five's Eric Bolling of being "a politician trying to make a political point" with Bolling's claim that the government did "nothing" in response to the attack.
The New York Times reports that Alter writes in the upcoming book The Center Holds: Obama and His Enemies that "Ailes called the control room and told the producers to cut Rivera's mic."
Fox News' media criticism program continued the network's promotion of Zev Chafets' biography of Fox News president Roger Ailes, Roger Ailes: Off Camera, with a segment that did not examine or discuss the book's substance. Instead, Fox News Watch re-ran a friendly interview with Chafets and attacked critics of Ailes.
On the March 23 edition of Fox News Watch, anchor Jon Scott remarked that the book was getting "lots of media attention." Scott then defended Ailes' claim that President Obama described himself as "lazy," a misrepresentation of Obama's remarks.
A question for Republican National Committee Chairman Reince Priebus, who this week unveiled a nearly 100-page "autopsy" report on the GOP's recent electoral failings that urged the party to soften its image and become more inclusive: Do you think Roger Ailes is more concerned with his new biography hitting the top ten on the best-seller list, or with the Republican Party successfully appealing to more minority voters?
The answer to that question might go a long way in determining whether the GOP has any luck rebranding itself in the coming years. Early indications are Ailes and Fox News have no interest in moderating their form of attack programming, the bare-knuckle brand celebrated in Zev Chafets' new bio of the Fox News president, Roger Ailes: Off Camera.
Dubbed the "Growth & Opportunity Project," the RNC's laundry list of campaign failures urges the party to become more inclusive, tolerant and able to engage and persuade non-believers. Or to at least be able to not turn them off entirely with angry, absolutist rhetoric. "On messaging, we must change our tone," the report concluded.
Right now though, the Republican Party, riding a White House losing streak (2-4 since 1992), has a massive messaging problem, thanks to Roger Ailes.
As Variety confirmed last year, "the voice of Republican opposition throughout the Obama administration has been Fox News Channel, and the de facto leader of the GOP its chairman-CEO Roger Ailes."
It's fitting that the RNC report, which represents a concerted effort by the GOP to turn the page on its losing ways, arrived the same week Ailes was busy taking his book-release star turn and presenting himself as a clarion voice of the conservative movement. Via the book we learned Ailes, when not making weird media references to Hitler and Stalin and comparing Islamic charities to terrorist organizations, dismissed America's first black president is "lazy" liar who's "never worked a day in his life." (Ailes was clumsily misrepresenting comments Obama had made about himself in a 2011 interview with Barbara Walters.) Then in an interview with the Daily Beast, Ailes lashed out at another prominent African American, Van Jones, calling him a "communist infiltrator" who " has one job, to stir up racism whether he can find it or not."
So yes, thanks to a curious bit of timing, this week nicely captures the two paths, or the two options, that lay before Republicans. There's the "Growth & Opportunity" path of tolerance vs. the Roger Ailes path of divisiveness.
As part of an ongoing campaign attacking the credibility of journalist Gabriel Sherman, who is writing a forthcoming book about Fox News, Breitbart.com accused him of violating the privacy of network president Roger Ailes' family. After the story's publication, Sherman received a violent threat from one of the site's readers.
Writing at Breitbart.com, Celia Bigelow claimed that Sherman, a New York magazine reporter who has broken a number of stories about Fox News and is the author of a forthcoming book on the network, is writing a "hatchet-job biography" about Roger Ailes. According to Bigelow, Sherman has "reportedly has been observed violating the privacy not only of Ailes himself but also of the Ailes family."
Bigelow also wrote that Sherman "has been seen many times snooping around Putnam County, NY, where the Ailes family maintains a weekend home" and accuses him of "targeting" Ailes' wife. She concludes that Sherman "has crossed the line -- the honor-code line, that is."
Bigelow offered little evidence to back up her claims about Sherman, only a tweet in which Elizabeth Ailes complains about Sherman following her on Twitter -- a public forum.


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Thursday Evening………Just so you know…. I shared a little of what the TNT intel team goes thru on the call yesterday and in my second blast tonight I plan on sharing more with you.Before I share any info tonight, I wanted to share how one of the spouses of the TNT intel team feels. I think it is important that you know why we are here.
Everything that I say on the calls and every blast I make here seems to make it to every site in dinar land, let's see how far this goes. You can judge a man's character not by what he says, but by what he does. Let's see what these other sites do with this.! Tony
From a TNT INTEL TEAM Spouse:
They're not being mysterious or cryptic or talking in code, they're being CAREFUL. Unlike some out there that seem to enjoy that garbage game to feel important.
I know this team (and who they work for) which officials, agencies, and businesses they're talking to, when, and how often. I listen to them trying to sort the sh#t from the shinola, so they don't propagate the lies the PTB want to feed to YOU thru TNT (and other so-called gurus.)
I watch TeamTNT attempt to compile the downloads of data from around the
world into a coherent picture; to bring you an accurate view of the
scenarios being played out -for and against- all of us. I listen to them
tiptoeing around politico egos and putting old friendships on the line
to get another necessary bit of the puzzle- for YOU.
I watch their successes and their failures, I watch them ride the rollercoaster until
they're crying with frustration and ready to puke! Then pick themselves
up and do it all over again the next day.
And I can tell you one more thing for D*&^ SURE: none of them are
making a PENNY off anyone, period. Not now, and not in the future! The
reason (I suspect) most everyone on the team is doing this, and I would
KNOW for one person at least; is purely for the sake of KNOWING what is
going on!
Because it makes the wait easier, and keeps the PTB from blatantly trying to get one over on all of us; and they ARE trying to, and HAVE been trying to all along.
As added bonuses to YOU, it also (hopefully)
A.) Prevents some of the MANY nasty con artists from freely preying on
you; and
B.) Helps shine a light on those in this community that are spreading
pure fertilizer-grade BS, just because they love the spotlight and
attention, or the money they make off you. Jeez-some here are operating
purely for the sympathy points now. I don't know how they sleep at night.
Few of you will ever know how hard TeamTNT actually works behind the scenes for NOTHING from any of you. Only to be called liars, fools, mouth-pieces for the PTB and/or scam artists. This community is Blessed that Tony and Co. are better people than I am, because I wouldn't do their job for love OR money, and yet they're doing it HONESTLY, day in and day out, for neither. Thanks for letting me vent.
Again, this is from one the TNT intel teams wife and I think you should know how she feels. I will be doing an information update blast that will include the results from yesterdays call and what you can look for in the future.
TNTDinar 12/19/13 Tony
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Letter: Time to let go of symbols of the past
John Valentine, Memphis
I am dismayed and disappointed at the amount of publicity given to the Sons of Confederate Veterans and others denouncing the renaming of Memphis' Confederate-themed parks. Every time this controversy is discussed on news programs we see mostly an SCV representative, and no one giving the other side.
As a long-time Memphian, I deplore the honoring of these Confederate symbols. They not only reveal what we once were, but who we are today. We absolutely have to move away from this sordid past to erect a progressive present and future that encompass all the citizens of Memphis. Choosing who and what we honor isn't erasing or rewriting history. It's showing we value the feelings of all citizens, both black and white.
We live in a predominantly African-American city with most of the wealth and power still concentrated in the hands of whites. How all entities, media, government, institutions, etc., walk this delicate tightrope will determine whether we become the great city we all should want to be. We are late to this debate, as many cities, even Southern ones, have started to address the issues that keep us wedded to an ugly past.
This controversy, coupled with the planned Ku Klux Klan march later this month, has made us the laughingstock of the nation. Imagine what kind of message this sends not only to companies that might relocate here, but to bright, young, intelligent individuals who might want to relocate here and help improve our economy and our way of life. Imagine what those young black men who just came here from other cities to join our Grizzlies, or other non-Memphians working in the city, must think about such a controversy in a modern city in 2013.
Many of us had relatives who were slaves who were beaten, raped, murdered; we had our families split up, worked to death or lynched by the Klan. Is it so hard to understand why we would not want our tax dollars going to support parks that honor the proponents of this suffering?
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The Final Week of Rodney Smith's "Selfless Practice"Rodney Smith's Tricycle Retreat, "Selfless Practice," ends this week. Over the last month, through his videos and discussion comments, Smith has been investigating the Buddha's teaching of anatta, or no-self. Smith has invited us to discover the truth of anatta for ourselves by offering us advice on what to be on the lookout for when dealing with the subtle ways of the ego. Paradoxically, sometimes trying too hard to understand anatta can become an obstacle for understanding. In Week 4 of the retreat, "Applying the Practice," Smith makes the following statement in the discussion: More »
Surrender: Week 4 of Rodney Smith's "Selfless Practice"In Week 4 of his Tricycle Retreat, Rodney Smith talks about two different strategies we can use to deal with problems in our lives: adaptation and surrender. After discussing some of the limitations of using adaptation as a strategy, Smith considers the strengths of surrender as a means to end suffering. Smith says: More »
"Applying the Practice: Adaptation and Surrender": Week 4 of Rodney Smith's "Selfless Practice"In "Applying the Practice: Adaptation and Surrender" (Week 4 of his Tricycle Retreat, "Selfless Practice") Rodney Smith says: "The effect of an unconscious life is suffering." How can we live a conscious life? The beginning of Smith's retreat this month has been about identifying the primary obstacle for living a conscious life (the belief in a separate self), and now, building on last week's teaching, he's discussing ways to overcome that obstacle. One strategy in particular that Smith explores—one that we often use for dealing with problems that we have—is adaptation. While adaptation is a valuable human talent, it has some limitations.Smith says: More »
A Week 3 Round-up of Rodney Smith's "Selfless Practice""The Practice of Selflessness"—Week 3 of Rodney Smith's retreat "Selfless Practice"—ends today. The discussion page on the retreat this week has been very lively, and at times maybe even a little testy.For example, one participant takes umbrage with Smith's discussion of no-self. More »
Wise Effort: Week 3 of Rodney Smith's "Selfless Practice"One of the topics that Rodney Smith explores in "The Practice of Selflessness," Week 3 of his Tricycle Retreat, is Wise Effort. Once we begin to understand selflessness (Wise View) we naturally want to make an effort to release the need to be separate. How can we do this? Smith advises us to use what he calls the four R's of Wise Effort: relax, release, relinquish, and rejoin. Smith covers each of these R's in "The Practice of Selflessness," and he also goes through them in his recent book Stepping Out of Self-Deception.From Stepping Out of Self-Deception: More »
Selflessness vs. Impermanence: Week 2 of Rodney Smith's "Selfless Practice"In Week 2 of his Tricycle Retreat, "Selfless Practice," Rodney Smith asks: "Who wants to deal with anatta [selflessness] when they could deal with impermanence?" More »


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Rwanda: Preps for Beach Volleyball Olympic Games Qualifiers Kick Off
The National men's and women beach volleyball teams yesterday started training at Mamba club in Kimihurura ahead of the Olympic Games Qualifiers that will be held in Egypt from 5-9... Read more »
January 25
Rwanda: Rutagengwa Is New Olympic Secretary General
PHILBERT Rutagengwa has been elected as the new Rwanda National Olympic and Sports Committee secretary general replacing Ahmed Habineza who resigned last year. Read more »
January 26
Rwanda: No Wild Cards for 2016 Rio Olympics, Habineza Warns
SPORTS minister Joseph Habineza has said that athletes who receive wild cards will not be allowed to compete at the Rio 2016 Olympic Games in Brazil slated for August 5-21. Read more »
January 18
Rwanda: 139 Athletes Named for Rio Olympic Games Pre-Selection
A total of 139 athletes from seven sports disciplines are set to start early preparations for the 2016 Summer Olympic Games, which will be held in the Brazilian capital, Rio de... Read more »
August 29, 2014
Rwanda: NPC Shift Focus to Rio Games Preparations
THE National Paralympic Committee (NPC) is set to start early preparations to ensure that Rwanda qualifies for the 2016 Paralympic Games in Rio de Janeiro, Brazil. Read more »
August 26, 2014
Rwanda: No Medal for Rwanda At Nanjing Olympic Games
It's official. Rwanda will not win a medal at the 2014 Youth Olympic Games due to climax on Thursday in Nanjing, China after all hopes ended at the weekend. Read more »
Rwanda: Archery Federation Gets 'olympic Level' Equipment
RWANDA Archery federation has been boosted with equipment worth US$5000 (about Rwf3.5m) from Axiom Networks to enable them prepare for future competitions. Read more »
August 19, 2014
Rwanda: Beach V-Ball Teams Stumble At Nanjing Youth Olympic Games
Rwanda beach volleyball teams in both genders lost their first games at the Youth Olympic Games Nanjing, China on Sunday. Read more »
August 10, 2014
Rwanda: Youth Olympic Games Team Off to Nanjing
Team Rwanda departs for Nanjing, China today for this year's Youth Olympic Games, slated from August 16-28. Read more »
August 08, 2014
Rwanda: Women Cyclists in Camp Ahead Youth Olympic Games
THE WOMEN CYCLING duo of Benita Uwamarayika, 18, and Clementine Niyonsaba, 17, have started intensive training ahead of the Youth Olympic Games due in Nanjing, China from August... Read more »
August 04, 2014
Rwanda: Ten Athletes to Represent Rwanda in Youth Olympic Games
Ten Athletes will represent Rwanda in Youth Olympic Games scheduled to run from 16-18 August in Nanjing, China. Read more »
June 15, 2014
Rwanda: Rwanda Gears Up for Olympic Week
RWANDA National Olympic Committee will join the rest of the world in celebrating the 2014 Olympic Week scheduled for June 16 to 22 in different areas across the country. Read more »
June 03, 2014
Botswana/Rwanda: Africa's Future Is Bright, Says IOC President Bach
The head of the International Olympic Committee (IOC) Thomas Bach has urged African National Olympic Committees (NOCs) and Federations to continue working hard in fostering the... Read more »
May 30, 2014
Rwanda: Sugira Qualifies for Youth Olympic Games
GABORONE - Team captain James Sugira put on a spirited performance yesterday to finish seventh in the 1500m final at the Botswana National Stadium to qualify for this summer's... Read more »
May 26, 2014
Rwanda: Anoca Stakes Cash for Rwandan Medalists
THE Association of National Olympic Committees of Africa (ANOCA) has staked 'cash prizes' for every medalist from the Nile Basin Region. Read more »
May 14, 2014
Rwanda: Hope Academy Excels in International Contest
Hope academy has emerged third at the 3rd Annual Golden Climate International Environmental Olympiad contest in Nairobi, Kenya. The only school from Rwanda that participated in the... Read more »
May 08, 2014
Rwanda: Archers Target 2016 Olympics
THE Rwanda Archery Federation has kicked off preparations for their mission of securing a slot in the 2016 Olympic Games to be held in Rio de Janeiro in Brazil. Read more »
April 26, 2014
Rwanda: Cecafa Adds U-23 Olympic Qualifiers Tourney On Menu
THE Council of East and Central Africa Football Association, (Cecafa) has launched the first ever pre-Olympic football qualifying competition aimed at enhancing member countries'... Read more »
April 15, 2014
Rwanda: Bitok Elated By Youth Olympic Games Qualification
National volleyball team head coach Paul Bitok is excited after helping two Rwandan teams qualify for this year's Youth Olympic Games set for August 16 to 28 in Nanjing, China. Read more »
April 14, 2014
Rwanda: Beraho Slams Continued Dependence On Wildcards
Rwanda National Olympic Committee (RNOC) boss Ignace Beraho has expressed his disappointment with the country's continued dependence on wildcards for major international... Read more »
Rwanda: Beach Volleyball - Rwanda Qualifies for Youth Olympic Games
Rwanda boy's beach volleyball team has qualified for the Youth Olympic Games which will be held in Nanjing, China from August 16 to 28. Read more »
April 08, 2014
Rwanda: Volleyball Team for Youth Olympic Games Qualifiers Named
Rwanda Volleyball national team coach, Paul Bitok has named the four players including two boys and two girls to represent the country in the 2014 Youth Olympic Games qualifiers... Read more »
April 04, 2014
Rwanda/Botswana: Gaborone Games a Launch Pad for Rio - RNOC Chief Bayigamba
RWANDA National Olympic Committee (RNOC) president Robert Bayigamba says this year's Africa Youth Games in Gaborone, Botswana will serve as Rwanda's springboard for the 2016... Read more »
April 02, 2014
Rwanda: Rwanda Secures Wildcards for Nanjing 2014 Yog
RWANDA WILL send three athletes to participate at the 2nd Youth Olympic Games (YOG) this summer in Nanjing, China. Read more »
March 24, 2014
Rwanda: Glasgow C'wealth Games Provisional Squad Named
Rwanda National Olympic Committee has named a provisional squad of 29 athletes for the 2014 Commonwealth Games in Glasgow, Scotland from July 23 to August 3. Read more »
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