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Families of British soldiers begin court bid to force war inquiry
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The legal battle is being waged by 17 families, including Rose Gentle, whose son, Gordon, 19, was killed by a roadside bomb in Basra in June last year, and Reg Keys, father of Tom Keys, one of six Redcaps killed by an Iraqi mob in June 2003.
Legal documents to be lodged at the court in London set out the case for a full independent inquiry into the legality of the war and the circumstances that led to the deaths of the soldiers. Lawyers for the families argue that under the Human Rights Act the Government has a duty to establish such an inquiry.
But ministers have refused the families' request, arguing that the war was legal. The families now intend to rely on the advice given by the Attorney General, Lord Goldsmith, to ministers in the run-up to the conflict. The Attorney General's advice was leaked to the media during this year's general election campaign.
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Mrs Gentle said: "I now know that we are closer to establishing the truth about the war in Iraq and the dishonest way in which we were led to war."
Phil Shiner, of Public Interest Lawyers, representing the families, said he hoped the courts would hear the application for judicial review as quickly as possible. "Given the numbers involved and that the deaths occurred some considerable time ago, the families' lawyers will be requesting that the case be dealt with urgently," he said. "If that request is granted, there could be a hearing of this application before the end of 2005."
Last month, Mr Keys claimed that the London bombings were an "inevitable" consequence of the war. Mr Keys stood as an anti-war candidate in Tony Blair's Sedgefield constituency in the election. He said: "I've always been of the firm belief that you cannot go to a war at this scale [and] kill over 100,000 innocent civilians without there being a price to pay."
He called for a staged withdrawal from Iraq, and said there could be more attacks if it did not happen.
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The new 42-inch Essence TV (42PES0001), Philips say, will deliver the performance of the 9000 series of LCD TVs, but critically, will only be 38mm thick, with a svelte 17mm bezel surrounding the screen, formed from polished black aluminium.
Backing-up the emphasis on the screen above everything else, the Essence will have a range of features to help you keep things minimal. The most significant element being the separate "connectivity" box, which will attach to the screen via a single 4m cable. Peripheral devices can then be attached to the three HDMI connectors on the box to avoid living-room clutter.
This cable will supply power to the screen, as well as audio, video and, excitingly, as claimed by Philips, a link for your remote controls, allowing you to put all your connected hardware in a cupboard and still have control without line of sight.
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Pirates drop Jonathan Sanchez and his 11.85 ERA
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Pittsburgh handed Jonathan Sanchez an Opening Day rotation spot despite his being the worst pitcher in baseball last season and predictably after four terrible starts they've mercifully decided to designate him for assignment.
Sanchez managed to allow 18 runs in 13.2 innings, get demoted to the bullpen, and draw a six-game suspension for throwing at Allen Craig's head, so it was a very memorable month.
Dating back to the beginning of last season Sanchez is 1-12 with an 8.73 ERA and more walks (61) than strikeouts (60) in 78 innings while allowing opponents to hit .330 with a 1.057 OPS. He's still just 29 years old and not that far removed from being a solid mid-rotation starter with a good strikeout rate for the Giants, but that's about as bad as pitching gets.
Rockies take John Axford out of the closer's role
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John Axford has allowed runs in five consecutive appearances, blowing four saves. He's out as the Rockies' closer for now.
There IS crying in baseball. Wilmer Flores hit a walk-off home run!
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Wilmer Flores: your feel-good story of the year.
The Orioles designated Bud Norris for assignment
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Mark Teixeira homers from both sides of the plate, breaks Nick Swisher's MLB record
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... bacon and cream cheese wrapped pickles, potato hash bake, beans, pies and of course corn on the cob. After full bellies we head out for some clay pigeon shooting. I'm going to say this really quickly so it's like a bandaid. Pete had ten shots, missed ten shots. I had one shot - BAM!!! Smashed that clay pigeon right up!!! We shot a 12 gauge, 9mm handgun and a riffle. I'm glad guns are illegal in Australia. They scared the **** out of me. After the shooting of guns, the guys ...
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... about the vagueness of the map, she was able to follow it and we tracked down all 6 bridges. This put us on numerous back gravel roads. For those who read our blog in 2010, you will remember our love of back gravel roads. They are good for the soul.
We also tripped over John Wayne's birthplace through a sign along the way to one of the bridges. Tomorrow we will track down a John Wayne Museum in the area before we leave for Omaha.
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... or part of a shrine, or having some meaning. All of which was incredibly impressive and although it was still crowded, it felt like the space never ended with such a vaulted ceiling. While the statues seemed countless both in the museums and the Basilica, the most prominent one was Michelangelo's Pietà, Statue of the Virgin Mary holding Jesus in her arms. The 3 hour tour concluded in the Basilica and we wandered around inside for a little while ...
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Ancient Rome
... in it's day there were over 70 gates plus VIP entrances. A completely organized facility to move huge groups of people in and out quickly. Like almost everything we saw today it was under construction but we could still let our imaginations wander and picture what it looked like in it's glory. I cannot imagine I would have been one of the 55,000 plus who turned up to watch the Gladiators, Executions, Slave Auctions etc. (even if it was for free) but ...
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Well worth a visit
NOT cheap but we had a good sized room looking over a courtyard.
Situation is ideal if you want to walk around Rome because it is so central but still off the main routes and on a tiny road behind the Pantheon.There was a Bath & a shower.Bedding changed daily.202Euros per night with a v good buffet breakfast.
Great Hotel in the Center of Everything
We were at the Albergo Santa Chiara for the first week of June, 2003, and chose the hotel based on the positive reviews on this site and the NYTimes article in combination with a fair price obtained through their website. We requested a quiet room with a terrace, and they kindly obliged us. Our terrace was over a street, but was extremely quiet. It was incredible to be able to sit out on the terrace to write postcards as the sun rose over Rome. The breakfast was very standard fare, but the waiters were friendly and efficient, and brought us our daily cappucini at our request. By the end of our stay, our waiter would automatically bring them for us with a smile. The staff are polite, friendly and completely unobtrusive.
Not the best choice
We spent four nights in one of the large suites in the middle of June ($530 per night). The room was modestly furnished, clean and well maitained. However, I have travelled extensively throughout Europe and North America, and have never experienced such indifferent service.
Hotel management and staff was downright unfriendly from the moment we arrived to the moment we left. My wife and I relish the opportunity to connect with people around the world, so this was a very dissappointing start to our vacation in Italy. Fortunately Rome is wonderful, and the hotels we chose in Florence and Verona were terrific.
3 Generations - All Loved It
We stayed at the Santa Chiara in March 2003 for 6 wonderful days. I booked the room for 3 ladies and asked for a quiet and large triple room. We got just what I asked for. The rate was excellent considering the location. Breakfast was included and was ample. Juices, fruit , pastries, cereals, cheeses, etc.The reservation was made by email to their web site and was handled with great considerations, answering many questions to the numbers of mail sent. All personel were courteous and helpful during the stay. Particulary the day staff in looking up bus numbers for the areas we wished to visit. The bus stop was only a block away but most of the main sights were within walking distance.I hope I have the oportunity to stay there again!
Perfect Hotel for Me
I thought the hotel was absolutely charming. My room was on the 1st floor facing Via Santa Chiara and the noise level of traffic going by was very minimal. I could easily sleep with no problems.
The room was adequate - I didn't care to be spoiled with anything more than that. It wasn't too small or too large. It had your basic desk and closet. I had a large bed but only because the rooms with the smaller beds were all reserved by the time I made my reservation. I'm glad I got the larger bed. For one person the room is ideal.
The bathroom was small compared to mine at home but it was exceptionally clean and it had the blow dryer and the usual hotel knick knacks in a basket. The shower stall was small and so adorable. I had good hot showers in it.
The window of the room opened out over Via Santa Chiara and I enjoyed leaving it open when I woke up. My room number was 101 so walking up the stairway to my room was a breeze. I loved the 2-3 steps up from the 1st floor landing up to my room. It's so beautiful just walking up to my room.
I did not get a chance to eat at the hotel or relax in the lobby as I opted to walk around the nearby areas and eat out.
The people at the front desk were unbelievably helpful and charming and professional. From giving me a map and showing me where this this and that was to rubbing the silver spot off of my TIM Ricaricard, these people totally get a thumbs up from me and I highly recommend this hotel to anyone who comes to central Rome.
A Gem!
Stayed there in 2001, would stay there again anytime. Excellent location a couple of blocks from the Pantheon, a 5-10 minute walk to Piazza Navona. Ask for a rear-facing room, in the front you can hear a lot of Vespa traffic. My single room was small, but pleasant and comfortable. Shower stall very very small, but bathroom good sized, great towels, plenty of hot water. Hotel provides an outstanding buffet breakfast that will set you up for a good part of the day. Staff provides all services including laundry (for a fee of course.) They made dinner reservations for me, booked reservations at the Borghese Gallery, etc.
Wonderful hotel & location!
My husband & I just returned from a vacation in Italy. We stayed at the Santa Chiara in Rome and were generally very happy with it. I'd chosen it based on location primarily--I really love the Pantheon and wanted to be close to it and to the area around it in general. It's a wonderful--and busy!--part of Rome to stay in. Some of the other hotels in the Pantheon area were out of our price range--this fit ours, and also I liked what I'd seen on their webpage.
I'd asked that we be given a spacious room, and we were certainly given that! It really was a big room. In fact, I almost felt like it was *too* spacious, given that we'd just come from a small--but very charming--room in Venice that day.
It had a gigantic bathroom as well, with a window. The window was great because it got morning sunlight and fresh air. Also had a nice deep bathtub, and a shower with a curtain instead of one of those half doors.
Plenty of closet space provided--two closets, actually--and a room safe. It wasn't the kind of room safe with a computerized code, however--it was the older kind with a key that you had to give a deposit for and carry around.
We ended up moving to a smaller room the next day, however--this was because our original room faced the street (Via Santa Chiara) and it was really loud--especially the night we arrived, a Saturday night. If you don't want noise, ask for a quiet room. Even with the windows shut, it was noisy enough to bug me.
I felt that our room was nice, clean and comfortable but to be honest, I felt that the decor--and admittedly, after coming from our room in Venice which had a lot of attention to detail and decoration, I was probably biased--was lacking.
It wasn't an "ugly" room by any means--but it also wasn't charming like the room we'd had in Venice. The decorations were very sparse-in fact, I don't think there *were* any--the furniture was that fake wood kind you might buy when you're a college student. It was perfectly nice, don't get me wrong; but it's not scoring high on "charming". If you are looking for charm in a hotel room, I'd say this might not be it for you.
One charming element, though, was in the (functional, I believe) antique telephones out in the hallways. Those were very cool. But then, I'm an antique telephone loving kinda girl and I notice these things.
We asked to be moved next day to a quieter room, and they graciously did so, no problem. Luckily, they had one available. We went from one of the largest rooms in the hotel to what probably had to be one of the smallest--but it was quiet, facing an inner courtyard, and that's what I wanted. And also, I felt somehow more cozy and comfortable in the smaller space.
The bathroom in our new room was really small, especially the shower, compared to the other room we'd been in. But it still had the nice big fluffy towels and little basket of goodies of the other room, so didn't matter too much. The closet space was also smaller, of course.
I wasn't happy with the beds--felt that they really were much too hard and unforgiving. I had kind of a hard time getting comfortable on them. Especially compared to the room we'd just come from in Venice, which had a nice comfy bed. Maybe the firmness would be just right for some, but to me, it was just way too hard.
The bathrooms in both rooms were very clean. Plenty of towels were provided and as mentioned before, the body towels were big and fluffy.
It was kinda too cold to make use of the air conditioning, but it is available. There was also a mini-bar fridge.
The staff were very friendly and helpful to us in all our interactions. I appreciated the way they handled my request to move, and they also booked us an airport "shuttle" the night before we left--which was costly (50 Euro, I believe) but a very nice service, especially that it was in a private Mercedes!
The breakfast was good, with a plentiful selection of foods. Cold cereals, meats, cheeses, fruits, rolls, juices, etc.
The rest of the hotel itself was beautiful and spacious, plenty of room for hanging out there instead of in your room if that's what you wanted to do.
Of course the best part about the hotel was the location--just steps away from the Pantheon can't be beat! If you don't mind walking a lot, that is--there are no nearby Metro stops. The closest, I believe, is at Piazza di Spagna. But that doesn't take that long to get to, and really you can walk most anywhere. We took a bus to the Vatican, but we could've walked it.
This area is great for sightseeing, and also there are plenty of choices in great restaurants, bars, shopping. Don't miss out on Tazza D'Oro coffee bar right off the Pantheon. There's also a nice little grocery store right off the Pantheon as well, for when you get tired of restaurants or if you run out of anything.
I enjoyed my stay at the Santa Chiara and would stay there again.
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Sistine Chapel second time around was a charm!
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All Pressure is on New York Rangers in Game 4 vs. Montreal Canadiens
Tonight is Game 4 of the Eastern Conference Finals between the New York Rangers and Montreal Canadiens. After the Rangers surprisingly took the first two games in Montreal, before losing in Game 3 at home in New York City at Madison Square Garden, all of the pressure for tonight's Game 4 is on the Rangers.
This is not only my opinion, but also a fact due to the circumstances. A Rangers' loss in Game 4 would even up the series at two, erasing both great wins in Game 1 and Game 2 in Montreal, turn the series into a best of 3 and give all of the now growing momentum to the Canadiens.
The Canadiens may be the favorites to win this series, but in Game 4, it is Rangers' responsibility to win on home ice and gain back a two-game series lead or face the inevitable. If the Rangers drop Game 4 tonight, you can basically kiss goodbye any chance of the Rangers advancing to the Stanley Cup Finals.
This is because if you look at past history, the Rangers are historically horrible in Montreal and you can even say winning two games in a row up North was a miracle for the Rangers. That is why doing the impossible and then coming home just to hand the Canadiens back those two wins will seriously hurt the Rangers' chances of advancing, which is why all of the pressure will be on the Rangers and not the Canadiens tonight in Game 4.
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A Maryland-based Christian fellowship will be hosting its 21st annual "Jesus at the Beach," multi-day event centered on worship, music, prayer, ministry and baptism on the beach in Ocean City staring on Monday.
"Basically, we gather in the Ocean City Convention Center Monday, Tuesday, and Wednesday at 10 a.m. for praise, worship, drama, prayer, and Holy Spirit ministry," said Gary Steger, a leader at Son'Spot and one of the organizers for Jesus at the Beach, to The Christian Post.
"And Each night on the beach at North Division Street we gather from 7 to 10 p.m. for praise music, drama, and testimonies. On Wednesday, following the morning meeting, we will baptize people in the ocean, across from the convention center." more >>
Christian churches in Niger are facing a lack of resources and difficult conditions in rebuilding six months after the wave of angry Islamist attacks destroyed at least 70 houses of worship in revenge for Charlie Hebdo's drawings of the Muslim prophet Muhammad.
"Since these incidents, it is as if life had stopped," said Rev. Jacques Kangindé, leader of the Baptist "Roundabout" church in Niamey. "The church has become a source of curiosity for passers-by and a hide-out for idlers. Unfortunately our current church finances don't allow us to begin the reconstruction."
World Watch Monitor noted that most of the 70 churches destroyed in the attacks, as well as several Christian schools and an orphanage, have still not been rebuilt. more >>
A new anti-hate speech law that aims to combat terrorism and protect over 200 nationalities as well as Christians, was issued in the United Arab Emirates this week in a bid to send a message to radical groups such as Islamic State that the Arab country stands for peace.
The muslim majority Gulf State is one of the only countries left in the Arab world that is tolerant of other faiths and allows Christians to worship freely without fear of persecution or threats of violence. Pastor Glann Fernandez of Bethel church in Dubai believes the law is good as it protects everyone. "This new law will act as a deterrant toward any religious intolerance."
The country's rulers are keen to promote an environment of tolerance and acceptance following recent IS terrorist attacks on Shiite mosques close by in Kuwait. The government introduced the law to "thwart any attempt to sow seeds of division in the UAE's cohesive and diverse society," says Attorney-General of Abu Dhabi, Ali Mohammed Al Balushi. more >>
A 24-year-old self-styled South African prophet who allegedly commanded a snake to turn into chocolate, then had his parishioners feast on the reptile as a show of their faith in God's power, was arrested for animal cruelty over the weekend.
Photos posted to the Facebook page of End Times Disciples Ministries in Soshanguve, South Africa, led by the controversial young prophet Penuel Mnguni, show several of his congregants being fed what appear to be snakes as others look on with squeamish expressions.
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Tom Wilson Talks Lee Harvey Osmond's "Band Identity," Announces Toronto Show
In an Exclaim! interview, Wilson stresses that Lee Harvey Osmond has "a band identity. I'm just the delivery boy for the songs. I consider that I'm sitting on a huge cargo of greatness when I'm sitting in with that band. It's about putting together a room full of people that you completely trust and will follow into the firing line. The more we have a community like Lee Harvey Osmond, people that relate to each other that otherwise people wouldn't see together, the better.
"Blackie and the Rodeo Kings is another example. I'm lucky to be in two bands where you see them onstage and think 'what are these guys doing together?' It works because the focus is on being artists and not what the perception is."
Getting the full LHO gang into the studio is not an easy task, as Wilson explains. "We made this record over about 10 months. Making these records, it's not like a producer and the band. The producer [the Cowboy Junkies' Michael Timmins] is one of the guys in the band and he has another band. The bassist and cowriter [Josh Finlayson] has Skydiggers, so even the core of the band that sits in the garage on Clinton Street, we are all musically busy all the time. It is just about getting us in the same room together. I have to commend Michael Timmins for that. He's not just a great soundscape visionary, but is a guy who works really hard, in the same style I do."
Wilson also finds the group dynamic within Lee Harvey Osmond in the studio a stimulating one. "There is a whole understated element to making these songs work and in playing this music. I won't use the old Quincy Jones saying of leave your egos at the door, 'cause that would be wrong, but it is about playing music without showing off. So there is nobody trying to lead or push their way to the front of the pack when you're playing these songs. It is the groove that we follow."
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Melissa Rieman
I'm a Digital & Film Photographer from Southeast Indiana. I fell in love with photography at an early age, when my aunt handed me an old TLR Kodak Duaflex camera & sent me down over the river bank to "shoot" something! I think it was really just a way to get me out from under her feet! I love to take outdoor pictures, but, I'm also a "stringer" for a local newspaper & take pictures of just about anything newsworthy, including people, local events & festivals, as well as sports & human interest.
Find me at: http://www.mim304.deviantart.com
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