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Thousands of protesters calling for an end to military rule have regained control of Tahrir Square on Sunday night after violent clashes with riot police the day before. At least eleven have died and over 900 have been seriously injured, with many treated for "severe gas inhalation and flesh wounds from different types of ammunition" in hastily erected field hospitals, some in mosques and churches. Demonstrators say that the Supreme Council of the Armed Forces (SCAF), which has ruled Egypt since the ouster of Hosni Mubarak, is seeking to retain its grip on power and attempting to take control of the revolution.
As many as 3,000 protesters, many with gas masks, stones and Molotov cocktails in hand, have returned to Tahrir Square and are calling for reinforcements, while seeking to keep the police from reentering the iconic center of Egypt's uprising. Earlier in the day, police had set fire to tents and protesters' motorcycles and other belongings. Said Salma Said, a democracy activist, to Al Jazeera:
"This is what the Egyptian army calls protecting the revolution.
"We've lost so many people in the last nine months. We want [interim military leader] Field Marshall Tantawi gone. We're going to keep fighting; we don't have any other options."
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In the wake of the violence, a number of political parties and candidates said they were suspending their campaigns. Calls have arisen for a national government of salvation to be formed and Mohamed ElBaradei, a figurehead of the opposition, has said that he sympathizes with such calls:
"I will do anything to save the country from falling apart and what we are seeing right now is the country going down. People are calling on me to present this government, and I will do whatever it takes to save our country from falling apart."
Bothaina Kamel, Egypt's only female presidential candidate and an outspoken opponent of military rule, is thought to have been arrested during the clashes. Just before her detention, Kamel said that the violence revealed that "the ugly face of Mubarak that has been lurking behind Scaf all along." She also gave her support to ElBaradei to lead a transitional civilian government though such would "throw Egypt into unprecedented confusion," as this would mean that two rival political bodies would be claiming to be Egypt's government. Any self-declared civilian authority would have to have the support of the Muslim Brotherhood, whose Freedom and Justice party is thought likely to prevail in the elections.
Said Ahmed Hamza, a lawyer who, like many, has vowed to stay in Tahrir Square until the SCAF commits to step down from power soon, "I saw the revolution being slain, so I had to come."
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However, they would also like to see Egypt turned into an Islamic State something akin to the Iranian theocratic concept. Please do not see this as an overjoy that protesters want to let military rule ends.
These are still dangerous days for Egypt.
This is one of the reasons the clashes are rising. A proper transition would have needed cleaning up the system to begin with, not just removing the puppet. That takes time and organization.
Egypt is living rough hours, but Ginger is PARTLY right. The news we get are not 100% faitfull (are they ever?) and some issues are exploited in order to sell more.
I don't know whether gInger made teh touristic circuits of Greece and EGypt, but I last visited Egypt in Spetember this year and didn't do the touristic routes.
I have lived in Egypt for a long time, my fiancée and most of my friends are still there, my fiancée is photographer in an Egyptian newspaper (so I am worried as he's been assigned to all the revolts for the last year). I have also collaborated with the English version of the same paper (culture & science basically), so I don't think I can be tagged as a tourist. For those wondering, I moved out of Egypt in 2009 for family issues in Spain, so I did not leave for the revolution but have been travelling back and forth regularly.
What I'd like to point out is that this situation was predictable and that is why I was already outraged when the foreign countries "Pushed" this revolution without making sure it was done correctly.
It was clear a mess was coming, and instead of making sure a transition was achieved correctly, foreign countries simply encouraged the mess that was about to happen and put all the blame on Mubarak forgetting it teh system behind him and how the country works (and how its population might react). Egyptians believe change will come immediately. We have encouraged this belief and this is not so. This is one of the
What this really means is the people in the past at Tahrir Square created and took a peaceful stance for democracy but unfortunately only did one thing; they gave the military an excuse to get rid of Mubarak and take power from him and his family. Getting rid of Mubarak was a good thing; he was nowhere near the man Sadat was. The military leaders also knew that Mubarak was ill and they did not want to see his son come to power. However, now Egypt will become another Syria. The military people in charge don't care about the people or democracy, only the power the people accidently gave them.
The people made the mistake of trusting the military and left Tahrir without receiving all their demands or achieving all their goals. They should have made partnerships with people who could have taken Mubarak's place in the interim. They trusted the wrong people. Now I fear it will unfortunately take bloodshed. I wish them well and hope they have learned from their naivety.
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Janie what your saying does not make any sense. A revolution is about forcing change but the power happens as leaders come forward during the revolution. In the Middle East the one leader who came forward before hand was the food vender who set himself on fire due to the governments mistreatment of him as he was trying to make a living. What I have come to realize is you don't need leaders you need numbers. Look at what OWS has done so far and all without leaders. They are slowly but surely making changes in the way our politicans are acring. Now the right will continue to make them look like trouble makers but the view on the ground is much different. They are normally law abiding citizen that are taking to the streets on behalf of those that have no voice,
Ginger S - you visited the tourist sites in Egypt and Greece. Don't you think that any government will "scrub" those areas so that there are no visible protests? That is the bread and butter of those areas, and also their world image. So there was nothing going on while you were there, yet your husband saw a story about a big protest. What are you saying - the story was faked? Does it occur to you most of it happened after you left, or in an area they cut off from the tourists? You saw all the niceties the governments in power wanted you to see so the tourist industry will not go into the toilet.
11 dead and 900 injured in protests is a big deal anywhere.
I hope for the best for those in Egypt and Greece who are struggling. Especially I hope that the citizens of Egypt can get the type of government that they have been fighting for all along.
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Peel sweet potato and cut into 1-inch chunks. Stir into stew along with okra, then simmer, covered, until potato is tender but not falling apart, 10 to 12 minutes.
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Russ Wilson was honored Monday evening for his dedication to the town of Lysander.
Since May of 1957, Wilson has served as a member of the Lysander Fire District including 12 years as chief. During Monday's Lysander board meeting, Wilson was presented with decrees and honors from Congressman James Walsh, Sen. John DeFrancisco, Supervisor Barry Bullis and other officials.
"This is very nice and I appreciate it," Wilson said, adding that his family members were the real ones who deserved the honor for putting up with all the time he spent away from home. "I just want to say my family really deserves this."
Public hearings scheduled
A whopping eight public hearings are scheduled for Lysander's next board meeting to be held Monday Feb. 11 at the town hall, 8220 Loop Road in Radisson.
At 7 p.m., a public hearing will be held regarding the 2008 West Phoenix Fire Protection District agreement with Enterprise Fire Company in the amount of $83,506. At 7:01 p.m., a public hearing regarding Lysander's grievance day for assessments being changed to the first Tuesday in June will be held.
At 7:02 p.m., a public hearing will be held regarding Radburn Drive pump station improvements. Officials plan to add the bid to the Stanford Drive and River Road pump station improvements once approved. At 7:03, 7:04, 7:05 and 7:06 p.m., four different public hearings will be held regarding (respectively listed) the formation of sewer, drainage, lighting and Cold Springs parks extension number two in the Timberbanks development.
At 7:07 p.m., a public hearing regarding community development grant funding will be held.
Golden officially appointed
Theresa Golden was officially appointed the assessor for the town of Lysander (effective Jan. 16) at the Jan. 28 board meeting. She will serve both the town of Lysander and the town of Van Buren through the shared services agreement. Supervisor Bullis and councilors Ed Reed and Art Levy voted in favor of the appointment. Councilors Jack Krisanda and Brian May voted against it.
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The Lysander web site at townoflysander.org has recently been revamped to include updated information, photos and more. Whether you need meeting agendas, are looking for Lysander codes or want to learn about the history of Lysander, it's all there at your fingertips.
Village election day set
The village board approved a resolution establishing March 18 as the 2008 general election day for the village of Baldwinsville. Inspectors of the election will meet between noon and 9 p.m. the same day at village hall.
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The Fable Horse Eukaliptus
This story tracks back to the romantic and gorgious times of Polish aristocracy runninng the prosperous studs with huge herds of oriental horses located at the Eastern borders of Europe in the XIX century
"Because of Horses" set to Unveil at Kentucky Horse Park
Exhibition at The Kentucky Horse Park showcases stunning images from international equine photographer Scott Trees
Abu Dhabi - International Arabian Horse Championship 2009
The much-awaited event was held on February 13th and 14th in the wonderful setting of the Abu Dhabi Equestrian & Racing Club, usual location for this "B" show. This year it was even more interesting, if that was at all possible, by the rich prizes awarded to the top five of each category, the Gold, Silver and Bronze medal of the final championship, in addition to some special prizes that we will see later on.
Al Khalediah - Arabian Horse Festival
Conformation shows have really captured everyone, so much so that the number of shows has significantly increased over the last two years, from two to four each year. Praise goes to the organization, led by the event manager Melanie Mannix and supported by a perfect team.
DA Valentino
A son of the great sire of beauty Versace (Fame VF x Precious As Gold by *El Shaklan) out of the Padrons Psyche daughter DA Love (x Magnifficaa FA by Echo Magnifficoo), DA Valentino is part of a fine breeding legacy. A proven show horse with an unbeaten record in the national arena...
Ajman 2009 Arabian Horse Show
Once again a great show, once again great entertainment!
The Spirit of the Red horse
At the 2009 Scottsdale Show Magnum Psyche pulled off that most impossible of all Arabian horse feats, he was the Scottsdale Champion Stallion and Supreme Champion and one of the show's Leading Sires in a number of categories.
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2009 Scottsdale Show
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The Australian Bushfire Equine Victims Relief Fund
On Saturday the 9th of February 2009, Victoria, Australia, was hit by the worst bushfires in Australian history.
Oasis Arabian Magazine Premier Issue
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Being reported right now on 1360. Not sure who got the hook but speculation is Burns.
Being reported right now on 1360. Not sure who got the hook but speculation is Burns.
The funny thing is that there isn't necessarily an obvious choice, there are 3-4 good candidates for being replaced.Originally Posted by Jaycint
What are you, people? On dope? - Mr Hand
Yeah I'm guessing Burns because he has some options left...You're right though, there should be about 4 or 5 guys that left their phone off the hook this morning.Originally Posted by flyer85
Last edited by Jaycint; 04-19-2006 at 09:00 AM.
I just posted on the other forum that you can have your pick of White,Hammand,Burns or Belisle. Just pick a name out of hat. You couldn't go wrong with whoever you drew.Originally Posted by flyer85
Reds Fan Since 1971
Or how about this (in my wildest dream) Shackleford called up, Milton DFA'd, Belisle to the rotation. Not that Belisle is much better mind you but hey, he aint Milton. Sorry, I'm still a little irritated after going to my first game of the year last night and getting treated to Milton 2005: The Revenge.
For those who want to give Milton a pass with his first two starts were good.Originally Posted by Jaycint
Milton's ERA in 2006 is now 6.50, what was his ERA in 2005?
The Florida Marlins aren't exactly the Gas House Gorillas.
What are you, people? On dope? - Mr Hand
Just think how the Cubs and Pirates feel now that they couldn't beat Milton but the AAA Marlins just beat the living crap out of him.Originally Posted by flyer85
The Rally Onion wants 150 fans before Opening Day.
A Belisle stat since joining the Reds organization, majors and minors combined:Originally Posted by Jaycint
Innings -- 289.2
Hits allowed -- 343
If we need to replace Milton, I vote for Germano.
Originally Posted by Jaycint
Ouch. My sympathies. At this point, I have planned the yearly sojourn to Cincy from Memphis for the May 13 game against the Phillies. I am already dreading that being Milton's or Williams' day in the rotation and ruining the game before I get comfortable in my seat. It's like rotation roulette...
A few years ago, was up in May for a Marlins/Reds series, forget who the Reds pitcher was (seriously, have wiped it from my mind), but it was one of their reclamation projects (from the Royals?) and he didn't get anyone out in the first inning before being taken out of the game seven batters into a debacle. I have never been madder at a game in my life. Nothing worse than watching a game get over before it starts...
Jeff Austin?
Yeeaarrrghhhh!Originally Posted by Danny Serafini
Yeah, that was it. Seriously, I think I suffered PTSD from seeing that "performance" live, and had banished that name from my memory bank. Just seeing it written again brings back all sorts of bad and bitter feelings...
Try the Dodgers game last year when Paul Wilson started and it was 10-0 at the end of the first. That was a fun one...Originally Posted by membengal
Try the one in 2003 agaisnt the Phillies, where Dempster and Sullivan (I believe) combined for something like 13 walks, it wasnt the first inning its was more like the 4th everything just fell apart. It was a day game I got a horrible sun burn waiting to see a strike. Now that I think about it, that was probaly the game that got us that damn "pitch to contact" crap. Ok we could be here all day if we just go back and count horrible pitching performances we have been to.Originally Posted by Caseyfan21
I was at that game. It was also against the Marlins and it was right after McKeon took over. I was there with my dad and two brothers, the first and last time we've all been to a game together. It was a horrible game.Originally Posted by membengal
Grape works as a soda. Sort of as a gum. I wonder why it doesn't work as a pie. Grape pie? There's no grape pie. - Larry David
I also read in Lance's blog that he would not be called up until after the game. Makes me think either:
1.) The pitcher going down will either pitch today at some point in the game
2.) Trade completed today (very unlikely IMO)
3.) Some sort of DL move will be made
He also mentioned in his blog that Gosling could be in Cincinnati today as well "just in case they need him."
Potential problems with Harang? I sure hope not.
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Kenneth Nutter, 88
Kenneth Nutter, 88
LACONIA — Kenneth Norman Nutter, 88, of 45 Drummer Trail, died at his home on Wednesday, May 7, 2014.
Ken was born on June 1, 1925, in Laconia, the son of the late Clyde and Doris (Springer) Nutter.
Many will remember Ken as a resident and business owner in Gilmanton before moving to Laconia 29 years ago and for many years he spent winters at his Naples, Fla., home.
He was a 1943 graduate of Laconia High School, attended Iowa State, and proudly served in the Navy during World War II.
Ken also founded Ken Nutter Construction, which he served as owner and operator for 35 years before retiring in 1984. In retirement he created two major housing developments and continued to be an active partner in a Weirs Beach campground until it was sold in 2007. In Ken's spare time he lovingly "tended to" his Gilmanton property until his health declined in October 2013.
Ken was also a member of the Laconia Lodge of Elks 876, a member of the Veterans of Foreign Wars Laconia Post 1670, and a lifetime member of the Laconia Country Club.
He is survived by his wife of almost 67 years, Ethelyn "Lynn" (Jones) Nutter of Laconia; two sons, Bill Nutter and his wife Cindy, Bob Nutter and his wife Fay; six grandchildren, Craig Nutter and his wife Melissa, Jillian Bowes and her husband Ryan, Jennifer Pilarz and her husband Patrick, Chris Nutter and his wife Dawn, Kim Perron and her husband Adam and Amy Burke and her husband Gary; 11 great-grandchildren; two sisters, Thelma Varhach, and Janice Paletta and her husband Joe; four nieces; two nephews and many cousins.
In addition to his parents, Ken was predeceased by his stepfather Harry Bowdoin; and an infant son, Steven Bradley Nutter.
There will be no calling hours. Per Ken's wishes, a graveside service will be held at the family plot at Smith Meeting House Cemetery, Meeting House Road, Gilmanton, on Saturday, May 17, 2014, at 2:30 p.m.
In lieu of flowers the family suggests that memorial donations be made to the Gilmanton Community Church, PO Box 6, Gilmanton IW, NH 03837, to Gilmanton Historical Society, PO Box 236, Gilmanton, NH 03237, or to Smith Meeting House Cemetery, 604 Meeting House Road, Gilmanton I.W., NH 03837.
Wilkinson-Beane-Simoneau-Paquette Funeral & Cremation Services, 164 Pleasant St., Laconia, N.H. is assisting the family with the arrangements. For more information and to view an online memorial go to www.wilkinsonbeane.com.
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Lisa Young, 54
Lisa Young, 54,
GILFORD — Lisa Maxine Small Young, beloved wife of Richard Mark Young and devoted mother of Matthew Frederick, Mark George and Michele Ciera Helen, lost her 12-year battle with breast cancer on May 11, 2014, 19 days after her 54th birthday.
Matthew is a junior at Gilford High School, Mark is a freshman, and Michele is an eighth-grader at the Gilford Middle School.
After being diagnosed with an aggressive form of breast cancer in 2002 Lisa faced her illness with a quiet force that never quit, strength in the face of great odds, and an ability to keep fighting after most people would have given up.
Born in Biddeford Pool, Maine, to Frederick and Leslye Small in 1960, Lisa earned a Bachelor of Science degree in nursing from the University of Southern Maine. With her nurse friend Lisa Richard Donat, using her credential as a registered nurse, Lisa worked as a nurse and traveled throughout the United States as an RN in Maine, New Hampshire, Vermont, Florida, Hawaii, Texas, California, Washington, Nevada, Alaska and Minnesota. Accompanied by Lisa Donat she also traveled throughout Europe and New Zealand.
Lisa long enjoyed the out-of-doors and many of her happiest times were spent camping with friends and family in Alaska, New Mexico, Utah, Maine, New Hampshire and Vermont.
While working in Alaska for the Indian Health Service she met fellow nurse Richard Young. They were married on Aug. 6, 1995, at her parent's home by the sea at Biddeford Pool, Maine. Richard and Lisa moved from New Mexico to Gilford in 2001.
Being active in her community Lisa served on the Board of Directors of the Gunstock Nordic Association since 2010. She has been president of the association for the past two years, responsible in large part for promoting the sport of Nordic skiing among the youth of the Lakes Region.
She was an active member of Temple B'Nai Israel in Laconia and had been an instructor in the religious school of the Temple.
Lisa became known for her special qualities — her infectious sense of humor, her loyal and generous friendships, her gift for creating a happy atmosphere, her love of family and friends. She was always eager to do for others.
Besides her husband and three children, Lisa Maxine Small Young is survived by her mother, Leslye Small; her sister, Pamela Small Oliver, husband Pare and daughter Elyse, all of Biddeford Pool, Maine; brother Michael, his wife Jodie and nieces Megan and Jordan of Madison, Conn. Her in-laws include mother-in-law Biloine W. Young of St. Paul, Minn., brothers-in-law Robin Young of Wayne, Pa., Benjamin Young of Colorado Springs,
Colo., and sister-in-law Priscilla Young of Buffalo, N.Y.
Services in celebration of the life of Lisa Maxine Small Young will be held at Temple B'Nai Israel, 210 Court St. in Laconia at 10 a.m. on Tuesday May 13. Burial will be held at the Union Cemetery immediately after the service. A meal of condolence will be held at the Temple after the burial. Shiva services will be on Tuesday, Wednesday and Thursday night at 7 p.m. at the Young home. Additional visiting hours on Wednesday and Thursday will be from 10 a.m. to noon, 2 to 5 p.m. at the Young home.
In lieu of flowers in honor of Lisa Maxine Small Young please make a contribution to the Gunstock Nordic Association, PO Box 1307, Laconia, NH 03247, or to Temple B'Nai Israel, 210 Court St., Laconia, NH
Wilkinson-Beane-Simoneau-Paquette Funeral Home & Cremation Services, 164 Pleasant St., Laconia, is assisting the family with the arrangements. For more information and to view an online memorial go to www.wilkinsonbeane.com.
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Shirley Porter
Shirley Porter
BONITA SPRINGS, Fla. — Shirley Nimblett Porter passed away in her home in Bonita Springs on Wednesday, April 30, 2014.
She grew up in Peabody, Mass., and graduated from Peabody High School in 1955.
She was the wife of Ronald Porter, with whom she celebrated 33 years of marriage. She and Mr. Porter started Portlyn Corporation in 1970, a very successful aerospace and medical device manufacturing company, and ran it until she retired in 1990.
Shirley enjoyed traveling, especially to the tropics, boating, golf, and was an avid Red Sox Fan, attending
games at Fenway with her friends when she could. She was known for her "mean game of Liar's Poker."
She divided her time between her home in Florida, and her lakefront home in New Hampshire.
She was predeceased by siblings Edith Beaulieu, and Thomas Nimblett.
She leaves her husband Ronald Porter, sisters Barbara McMahon of Amesbury, Mass., Carol Lebel and
Virginia Castonguay, both of Peabody, Mass., and Majorie Scott of Lighthouse Point, Fla. She was devoted to
her stepchildren, David Porter and his wife Sally, Susan Croteau and her husband Denis, Lisa Hill and
her husband Michael, Leanne Brunelle and her husband Gary. She loved spending time with her 11
grandchildren and four great-grandchildren. She is also survived by several nieces and nephews.
There will be no services. A celebration of her life will be held at a later date in New Hampshire.
In lieu of flowers, you may choose to make a donation in her memory to The COPD Foundation.
Online condolences may be made at www.shikanyfuneralhome.com
Last Updated on Friday, 09 May 2014 07:39
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Ruth Stevens, 90
Ruth P. Stevens, 90
LACONIA — Ruth P (Phelps) Stevens, 90, formerly of New Hampton, and Belleview, Fla., died peacefully at the Belknap County Nursing Home in Laconia, on Saturday, May 3, 2014. She was the widow of David B. Stevens who passed away in August 2013.
Ruth was born on June 16, 1923 in Greenfield, Mass., where she went to school, and graduated from Greenfield High School in 1941. She was the daughter of Everett Phelps and Antoinette (Masse) Phelps.
During World War II, she worked at the Greenfield Tap & Die Co. In 1946 she married David and they raised their five children in the Mount Hermon section of Gill, Mass.
Upon their retirement in 1979, they moved to New Hampton where they lived on Oxbow Road and Sky Pond Road. Later, Ruth and David moved to Florida where they spent many years in Belleview and Summerfield, Fla., returning to New Hampshire in 2009.
Ruth was an avid gardener and loved to play cards and listen to all kinds of music. She especially liked the music programs at the nursing home. She was a loving and devoted wife, mother and grandmother and she will be missed by all who knew her.
Mrs. Stevens was predeceased by four siblings, brothers, Riley Phelps and Harvey Phelps, and sisters, Anna Johnson and Ada Field.
She is survived by three sons, Daniel R Stevens and wife, Joyce of Bristol, Bruce D Stevens and wife, Stacy of New Hampton, and Gary R. Stevens and wife, Rhonda of Warren; two daughters, Beverly J. Butterfield and companion, Ed Stout of Summerfield, Fla., and Elizabeth E Gross and husband, Gordon of Henderson, Nev. She also leaves one sister, Doris Cutting of Brattleboro, Vt., eight grandchildren, Brian Stevens, Kevin Stevens, Quincy Stevens Gunn, Gordon Gross, Jr, Katy Gross, Corilynn Gross, Kala Stevens and Austin Stevens, 10 great-grandchildren; and many nieces and nephews.
The family would like to thank the residents and staff of Belknap County Nursing Home for their friendship and compassionate care over the past three years.
There will be no calling hours. A graveside burial service will be scheduled at a later date at the New Hampshire Veterans Cemetery in Boscawen, where she will be buried with her husband of 67 years, David B. Stevens.
In lieu of flowers, donations may be made to the Belknap County Nursing Home's Activities Fund at 30 County Drive, Laconia, NH. 03246.
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It's time to banish our dangerously-simplified us-versus-them mentality and recognize the world as it is: shot through with suffering and complexity.
Jeff Biggers on student protests in Arizona, John Nichols on Canada's New Democratic Party, and Kate Murphy on FAIR's twenty-fifth anniversary.
Meet the Special Operations unit that killed Osama bin Laden.
Transgender people face assaults that run the gamut from physical to emotional. It's past time to resolve our society's discomfort with those outside the gender binary.
The killing of Osama bin Laden was a just and necessary undertaking, but it should not be an occasion for joy.
On campuses, in syndicates and even inside the Muslim Brotherhood—the revolution lives on.
Middle-class dreams have been deferred as the recession shrinks the two-income family.
In the wake of a militarized drug war, the power of cartels is more pervasive than ever.
Concessionary contracts and lingering corruption have sapped the once-mighty union.
The exploitation of contingent labor, a shrinking middle class, administrative elephantiasis: the turmoil in academia is a microcosm of American society as a whole.
In the paintings of Silke Otto-Knapp and Lynette Yiadom-Boakye, there's an unending entanglement, and dialogue, between the present and the past.
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The defending champion blew into town late Sunday after playing in the Utah State Amateur.

Clay Ogden, who will be a senior at Brigham Young University in the fall, shot a 1-over-par 73 on Monday in the first round of qualifying for the U.S. Amateur Public Links Championship on the Olympic Course at Gold Mountain Golf Club.

It's a better start than he had a year ago when he won the APL at Shaker Run Golf Club in Lebanon, Ohio.

Last year he said he shot a 77 and didn't know if he would even make it into the match-play portion of the tournament.

"I have a lot more confidence in my golf game now than I did a year ago," Ogden said. "I expect to be in the hunt (for medalist) instead of trying to get into match play."

Ogden was the medalist at last week's Utah Amateur and won his first two matches before falling in the quarterfinals on the 20th hole to BYU teammate Daniel Summerhays.

So Odgen's playing well. He was 3-over after the turn, but hit every green on the back side to finish tied for 28th.

Ogden said he didn't necessarily feel like the defending champion, and there's still no guarantees about making it into match play.

"I was just one of 156 (players) out here today," he said. "You've got to go out and execute shots and get in the hole like everyone else."

The goal, as he learned a year ago, is just to be one of the final 64 players standing after today's round.

"I learned that seeding doesn't really mean much," said Ogden, who survived three playoff holes on Tuesday a year ago to sneak in as the 63rd seed before starting his march to the title.

He upset the No. 2 seed Rodney Hamblin, Jr. of St. Paul, Minn., 2 and 1 and later stopped Michelle Wie in the quarterfinals en route to winning the championship. The player he beat in the final, Martin Urete from Chile, carded a 69 Monday and is tied for fourth.

The 21-year-old from West Ogden, Utah, was asked what Johnny Miller, a BYU alum who's not afraid to share his opinions on television as a golf commentator, would say about his game.

"He'd probably say I look like a 12-handicapper," Ogden said. "He'd probably tell me to get some plaid pants and get some color. That's why I brought some pink today."

Odgen had pink and white stripes on his blue golf shirt.

USGA media relations contact Beth Murseon thanked Ogden for his time after meeting with the media.

"No problem," he said. "I hope I can do it again. That means I'm playing well."<
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Last night was a really bad night for me. I started having mild contractions in the evening so I laid down for a bit. As the night went on, they started getting worse. They were coming at an hour apart. My dr said not to worry unless I started spotting or saw a change in vaginal discharge. Of course Im worried since I'm a risk for PTL. I also have a cerclage placed. Anyone else feeling contractions?
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Were your contractions hurting? I have a few contractions an hour all day. My doctor does not become concerned unless I am having 5 or 6 an hour. But I don't have painful ones. Just tightening. I am supposed to see my doc if I have any pain, bleeding or change in vaginal discharge, or more that 5 or 6 an hour.
I am the same as Brett0620. I always have contractions, but they never seem to do much. Usually it's 2-4 per hour, but it's been 6 and 7 before. I usually lie down, guzzle about 40 ounces of water and relax. They usually settle down some.
Same here. I have contractions all the time (2 per hour or more). In my previous pregnancy, my cervix started to shorten sometime around 25th week.
This time, my cervix seems to stay stable at 3.5cm
I get u/s cervical length checks every two weeks from week 16 until week 32. I'm now 29w1d.
I try to drink 2 liters of water a day and it seems to help.
Best of luck to you! I am so sorry to read about your angel babies! How absolutely terrible! ((HUGS))
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Same here. I've had hourly contractions, and sometimes more since about 17 weeks. I've been on bed rest since 19 weeks, with a cerclage. The contractions I wouldn't call "painful" more like annoying. It scares me to pieces but this has been going on since then and I am now at 31weeks 4 days! And my cervix is still the same length it was at 19 weeks. I've done a little research and some call it an "irritable uterus" but there's really no medical findings on it. I take Nifidepine 10mg every 6 hours but I dont know if it does much.
Just keep calling your doctor if you are worried!!
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thanks ladies! I feel better knowing Im not the only one experiencing these. Im just gonna keep drinking more water.
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Mississippi forward Aaron Jones is out for the season after tearing the anterior cruciate ligament in his left knee during Tuesday's loss to Kentucky. The 6-foot-9 sophomore has been one of the 16th-ranked Rebels' most important reserves this season, averaging 3.5 points and 4.1 rebounds per game. He's also second on the team with 32 blocks. Jones had his knee examined on Wednesday morning and the school confirmed the extent of the injury. Senior Nick Williams is also out indefinitely with a foot injury. Coach Andy Kennedy says he hopes Williams can return soon, though there was no timetable. The 6-foot-4 guard is averaging 9.4 points per game. The Rebels travel to face No. 8 Florida on Saturday.
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Eden Prairie, MN (PRWEB) July 30, 2008 -- VendorClear™, the company who pioneered web-based http://www.vendorclear.com/ [vendor access services] for healthcare facilities, announces that two new products designed to help health organizations and vendor representatives operate more efficiently and increase facility safety will now be available for purchase on limited release.
VendorClear introduced VendorCam™, the healthcare industry's first-real time, two way, http://www.ibizradio.com/linkplay/vendorclear/vendorcam.html [audio-visual communication system], and VendorReserve™, a new comprehensive http://www.ibizradio.com/linkplay/vendorclear/vendorreserve.html [reservations management system] for healthcare facilities, at the AHRMM08 Annual Conference & Exhibition July 21-22, 2008. In response to overwhelming interest among healthcare professionals and vendor representatives, VendorClear will now be accepting orders for both products.
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52 Years Ago: Bob Dylan Releases His First Classic Album, 'The Freewheelin' Bob Dylan'
Bob Dylan was already the darling of the modern folk movement when he released his second album on May 27, 1963.
Bob Dylan was already the darling of the modern folk movement when he released his second album on May 27, 1963.
If your new album includes songs originally recorded by a guy who would turn 100 this year if he was still alive, it makes total sense that you'd grant AARP an exclusive interview, right?
If Bob Dylan's second album, 'The Freewheelin' Bob Dylan,' hadn't done enough to earn him the tag of the voice of his generation, the follow-up solidified it.
A long and diverse list of artists have turned out to pay tribute to Paul McCartney with 'The Art of McCartney,' an all-star assortment of covers due in stores Nov. 18.
A record collector has come into possession of 149 previously unknown acetates believed to be recorded by Bob Dylan from 1969-70.
Mick Jagger sang the Bob Dylan classic at a memorial service for his girlfriend, who died on March 17.
Rubin 'Hurricane' Carter, the boxer that inspired Bob Dylan's 1975 song 'Hurricane' passed away this morning in Toronto after a battle with prostate cancer. Carter was 76 years old.
Hit singles are not usually associated with Bob Dylan. The man and his songs stand above the fray in the overall scheme of things, but the Billboard singles charts, with a couple exceptions, was never his home away from home. After releasing his debut album in the spring of 1962, Dylan headed back into Columbia Studios to record material for his second album, 'The Freewheelin' Bob Dylan.' Recording began in October 1962 with what was Dylan's first foray into rock and roll territory.
The guitar that Bob Dylan played at the infamous Newport Folk Festival in 1965 just sold for close to $1 million at auction. The sale of the guitar made news earlier this year, when it was revealed to be in the possession of a New Jersey family.
Race, politics and religion are subjects probably better left out of conversation in mixed company, even if you happen to be conversing with one of rock's greatest living poets. Just ask Bob Dylan, who's accused of making racist comments in a lawsuit recently filed by an organization called the Council of Croats.


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We've reached that point in the offseason where there's not much to write about. Well, the Brewers offseason moves up to this point (or lack thereof) haven't given us much fodder either, and it's not like we capitalized on writing something the few times a post was warranted... like that clutch Kelvim Escobar inking. But this post-Winter Meetings, pre-Spring Training late January lull is an especially brutal time to be a baseball fan of any team--especially a team being connected to remaining free agent names like Kyle Lohse (actually, that'd be kind of awesome at the right price) and the ghost of Lyle Overbay. So we'll just take a detour from potential transactions and, instead, cover important periphery items in MPD's coverage area such as bad Brewers songs from two or three years ago and the most passionate, popular and attractive Brewers fan (excluding "The Maniac") selling her van. That's right creeps, Front Row Amy is selling her van. The ol' girl has a lot of mileage, probabl...
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In this richly entertaining and accessible book, Alex Bellos explodes the myth that maths is best left to the geeks. Covering subjects from adding to algebra, from set theory to statistics, and from logarithms to logical paradoxes, he explains how mathematical ideas underpin just about everything in our lives. Alex explains the surprising geometry of the 50p piece, and the strategy of how best to gamble it in a casino. He shines a light on the mathematical patterns in nature, and on the peculiar predictability of random behaviour. He eats a potato crisp whose revolutionary shape was unpalatable to the ancient Greeks, and he shows the deep connections between maths, religion and philosophy. Alex weaves a journey from primary school to university level maths, from ancient history to the computing frontline, and from St Louis, Missouri, to Braintree, Essex. He meets the world's fastest mental calculators in Germany, consults a numerologist in the US desert, meets a startlingly numerate chimpanzee in Japan, and seeks advice from a venerable Hindu sage in India. An unlikely but exhilarating cocktail of history, reportage and mathematical proofs, Alex's dispatches from 'Numberland' show the world of maths to be a much friendlier and more colourful place than you might have imagined.
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With the New Jersey Devils struggling to score goals through the first four games, head coach Pete DeBoer has decided to change his lines for tonight's game against San Jose. Despite averaging 31 shots per game this season, the Devils are ranked 29th in the NHL with 1.75 goals per game. Zach Parise and Patrik Elias have been skating with Petr Sykora, but DeBoer has moved Sykora down to the third line for tonight's game. Here are the lines the team practiced with this morning, according to Tom Gulitti. Parise - Elias - ZubrusKovalchuk - Josefson - PalmieriTedenby - Sykora - ClarksonBoulton - Pelley - Mills There is no word on who will play center on the first line, but it all points to Elias getting his first start of the year at the position. Zubrus had previously been the second line center with Kovalchuk, but Kovy will now be paired with youngsters Jacob Josefson and Nick Palmieri. Parise and Elias have thrived together this season, reaching double digits in shots on goal ...
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When debunking conspiracy theories on JFK's assassination, "big-bore public intellectuals tend to think of themselves as floating above the fray; but really, they're no better or worse than the bloggers and cranks they despise," says Josh Ozersky in Esquire. [Read More]
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Holcim and IUCN continue working together
18 April 2011 | News story
IUCN and Holcim, one of the world's leading suppliers of cement and aggregates, have renewed their partnership for another three years to continue to strengthen biodiversity management in Holcim's operations as well as in the wider building materials sector.
IUCN and Holcim renewed their agreement to work together for another three years, from 2011 to 2013. The renewed collaboration will support the effective implementation of Holcim's Biodiversity Management System (BMS). Additional areas of cooperation include defining indicators for measuring the success of the biodiversity management system, and developing a water management protocol. The partnership is also intended to further the exchange of experience with other businesses in the wider building material sector. The new agreement strongly relies on implementation on the ground and will therefore require continued cooperation between IUCN and Holcim at the country and regional levels.
Four key areas of work feature in the new agreement:
1. Implementation of the BMS: IUCN and Holcim will develop tools, build capacities and establish indicators for ensuring the effective implementation by Holcim's operations on the ground.
2. Influencing policy: IUCN and Holcim will work with policy makers to enable the building materials sector to deliver better biodiversity conservation outcomes.
3. Sector-wide engagement: The partners will work together to influence the development of sector-wide standards for biodiversity conservation.
4. Water management programme: Strengthening the approach to Water Management for the Holcim Group, including developing tools for measuring and mitigating water risk.
IUCN and Holcim began working together in 2007 with the aim of strengthening biodiversity management within Holcim's operations. Throughout the first four years, an IUCN-led Panel of Independent Experts visited various Holcim sites in seven countries to devise a set of recommendations for an integrated approach to biodiversity management for the company. To complement the global programme, Holcim and IUCN have, in the last four years, engaged in local activities in Sri Lanka, Vietnam, Costa Rica, Nicaragua, Spain and China. The engagement at both global and local levels has enabled IUCN to develop a better understanding of an environmentally important global industry.
For more information, visit our Holcim pages.


text: Family loyalties force a man to return to the life of crime he left behind in this Swedish thriller. Valle (Jacob Ericksson) is a well-respected and straight-laced doctor living in Stockholm with his wife (Helena af Sandeberg) and daughter. But Valle's life was not always as safe and secure as it is today -- before he got his degree, Valle supported himself by dealing hard drugs, and one of his customers was his younger brother Adam (Gustaf Skarsgard). Years later, Adam is hooked on drugs and deals cocaine to pay for his habit. Adam has bought a large supply of blow from underworld boss Masen (Michael Nvqvist), and when the drugs are stolen, Adam has no way to pay for the stash. Adam is aware that his life is on the line, and with no other options, he begs Valle for help. Valle's conscience still bothers him over introducing his brother to drugs, and he promises to do what he can for Adam, fully aware he's not just putting his own life in jeopardy, but that of his wife and child. Iskariot (aka Iscariot) received its world premiere at the 2008 Gothenburg Film Festival. ~ Mark Deming, Rovi


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Oklahoma City Thunder guard Russell Westbrook crashed into some fans and spilled some drinks as he leaped into the stands while trying to save the ball during the fourth quarter of Wednesday night's game against the Atlanta Hawks. Westbrook leaped into the front row and was almost able to save it, but his feet landed on a front row seat before he was able to toss the ball back onto the court. Westbrook proceeded to tumble backwards into the second row. Westbrook was OK, but some fans spilled their drinks as he crashed into them, not only on themselves but also on the court surface. This sent the arena cleaning crew into action which caused a brief delay in the game. Harry the Hawk came over to greet the front row fans, who were good sports about everything. Although Westbrook failed to save the ball on this play, he did score 27 points and dished out 11 assists to help lead the Thunder to a 100-92 victory over the Atlanta Hawks. Video via NBA. Visit us at holdoutsports.com and follow us on Twitter @HoldoutSports.
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