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2003-10-23 - Canadian death metallers KATAKLYSM have set March 8, 2004 as the release date through Nuclear Blast Records for their new album, "Serenity In Fire".
The much-anticipated effort will be released as a limited-edition double-CD, containing the following video clips: "In Shadows & Dust", "The Awakener", and two new video clips from the upcoming album: "As I Slither" and the movie theme song "The Night They Returned". The latter will be filmed in Montreal on November 20. The clip will contain band shots in the studio and movie excerpts. The bonus CD will also contain such goodies as wallpaper, screen saver and pictures. The artwork duties have once again been handled by acclaimed artist Thomas Ewerhard (HYPOCRISY, AMON AMARTH).
As previously reported, the follow-up to 2002's "Shadows and Dust" will be recorded at Studio Victor in Montreal during November. The album will be produced by KATAKLYSM guitarist Jean-Francois Dagenais (MISERY INDEX, MALEVOLENT CREATION) and will be mixed at Wildsound studio in St-Zenon, Quebec.
The complete track listing for "Serenity in Fire" is as follows (in no particular order):
01. The Ambassador of Pain
02. As I Slither
03. The Resurrected
04. 10 Seconde from the End
05. The Tragedy I Preach
06. For All Our Sins
07. The Night They Returned
08. Blood on the Swans
09. Serenity in Fire
10. Under the Bleeding Sun

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The Celtics are about to head out on their first west coast swing of the season where they will play four games in six night starting Thursday night in Portland. While trips to the opposite coast are never easy, this one figures to be particularly grueling.
After making their stop in the Rose City, the Celtics head "backward," as coach Doc Rivers termed it, to Phoenix for the second part of a back-to-back. Then it's on to Los Angeles for a Sunday afternoon showdown with the Lakers. It ends in Sacramento on Tuesday.
According to Rivers, when the team saw the schedule they appealed to the NBA for an adjustment. "This is the one trip we really tried to get changed," Rivers said. "We just wanted another day, but [the league] said no."
The Celtics will be fortified by the surprise return of Kendrick Perkins and the expected appearance of Marquis Daniels, who has been dealing with a family issue. It's possible that Shaquille O'Neal could be ready by Friday's game with Phoenix. (They don't have much interest in subjecting Shaq to a back-to-back, which likely rules out Portland.)
The Celtics are gradually coming back together and just in time for their first trip to Staples Center since losing the 2010 finals.
That's where we'll start:
To a man the Celtics say this is just another game, but deep down the memory of Game 7 burns deep into their psyche. It's been a constant theme since training camp and the prime source of motivation during the regular season, as well as a pointed reminder of what could have been.
They'll never get over it, honestly, and that's exactly why a January game with the Lakers doesn't carry quite the same weight. "I really don't care about going there unless it's in the finals," Perkins said.
But the nerve is still raw and it's not like the Celtics ever need any more motivation to play the Lakers, who have been settling into a nice groove since a midseason slump unleashed the hounds.
As Lakers dramas go, this one was a mild tempest in Phil Jackson's herbal teapot. Jackson and Kobe Bryant bickered publicly for a hot second. Ron Artest reportedly confronted Jackson about his proclivity for calling him out in the press and everyone wondered when Pau Gasol was going to start dominating. Call it, creative differences.
Not surprisingly, the Lakers rallied and have won 12 of their last 15 games since getting blown out by the Bucks, Heat and Spurs in successive games in late December. Are the Lakers back? Better question: Did they ever really go anywhere?
As always with the Lakers and Celtics there are on-court subplots to go with the offstage intrigue.
Rajon Rondo will undoubtedly face his personal defensive hell against the Kobe zone. This is the first time that the rejuvenated Kevin Garnett will face Gasol since he was outplayed in the finals. How much will Perkins give them against L.A's frontline? Will Shaq play? Can Glen Davis match Lamar Odom's versatility and energy?
On and on it goes. It gets no bigger than the Lakers and Celtics and it's essentially the key to the whole trip.
The center's unexpected return Tuesday night against the Cavs was important for three reasons: It gave the team a spark in the middle of winter. It momentarily helps solve what would have been a dangerous shortage of big men. But the third, and the most important thing to come out of Perk's debut was that he looked good. Really, really good.
It's been obvious for some time that Perkins used his rehab period to work on the rest of his body. He was a constant presence on the treadmills at the team's practice facility and his swimming workouts are becoming the stuff of legend.
Perkins moved around the court Tuesday with far greater agility than we're used to seeing and he didn't mind mixing it up inside either. Still, he's not all the way back yet.
"I surprised myself on a few plays," Perkins said. "I know I can do better. I can do more. I was mad at myself. I didn't block no shots tonight."
What's missing are his timing and his game-level conditioning. Perkins admitted he was a little winded at times Tuesday, proving once again that few things compare aerobically to playing in an NBA game. Both will just take time and minutes, and Rivers said he isn't inclined to alter his plan to give him 16-18 minutes a night.
At least not yet.
The Celtics have played seven back-to-backs this season and they have won the second game just twice. There was a late November blowout in Atlanta after an embarrassing afternoon loss to the Raptors, and a one-point win over Philly when Garnett capped off the best end-game play of the season, and that's it.
Mixed in have been some of their worst losses of the season including last Saturday's setback against the Wizards. Their next test comes Friday when they play the fast-breaking Suns one night after a game with the methodical Blazers. In terms of style you can't get much different than Phoenix and Portland.
The Blazers average 91.5 possessions per game, tied for the second-slowest pace in the league. The Suns average just under 97, which ranks seventh. That may not seem like a lot, but the difference is plainly visible to even the casual observer.
The Celtics will want to play faster against Portland and slower against Phoenix. Transitioning from one gear to the next is one of the challenges of the regular season, as is trying to do it on consecutive nights in different time zones.
That makes the Blazers game one of the most important on the trip. A win would give them some cushion, while a loss would make the Phoenix game doubly important.
After a strong start to the season on the defensive glass led by Garnett, the Celtics have dropped to ninth in defensive rebounding rate, which isn't bad, but not as good as they were. The obvious reason for the drop was the absence of Garnett, but since he's been back they've had only one dominant rebounding game (against Detroit) and four mediocre ones.
Asked about the slide after practice on Monday, Rivers said he isn't worried about the rebounding yet, and the assumption is that when Garnett and Perkins get their timing back they will help the Celtics return to the top of the rankings.
That needs to happen on this trip because they face three of the top five offensive rebounding teams in the league in Portland, Los Angeles and Sacramento.
The Celtics held both the Blazers and Kings in check in their earlier meetings and will need a similar effort this time around. The Lakers need no advance scouting report. The 23 offensive rebounds they surrendered in Game 7 will haunt them the rest of their days.
What would constitute a successful trip? Taking at least two out of three against Portland, Phoenix and Sacramento would be a good start, but it all really comes down to Sunday in Los Angeles.
The Celtics already have wins against Miami, Chicago, Orlando and San Antonio. All that's left from the regular season resume is a win in L.A.
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The Baie St. Paul, Canada Steamship Lines' first of four new Trillium Class self-unloading Lakers – and the most technologically advanced ship to enter the Great Lakes-St. Lawrence Seaway bulk shipping market – set sail today on her maiden voyage from Chengxi shipyard in Jiangyin, China to Montreal, Quebec.
"Every first voyage of a new ship is an exciting event, but with the Baie St. Paul, the occasion is truly historic as CSL prepares to welcome the most modern vessel in the Great Lakes," remarked Louis Martel, President of Canada Steamship Lines. "We are very proud of this achievement and are grateful to the design and newbuild teams for the hard work and dedication they have devoted to this challenging project and continue to apply to every new Trillium Class vessel."
Commanded by Captain Mike Despotovich and Chief Engineer Dominique Tanguay, the Baie St. Paul will use a weather technology service to plan her route across the Pacific Ocean. She is expected to take 50 to 60 days to complete her voyage.
To make possible her ocean passage, the gravity-fed self-unloading Laker will be fitted with temporary reinforcing structures that will be removed upon arrival in the Port of Montreal. As part of CSL's ambitious fleet renewal program, the Baie St. Paul will set the course for three additional new Trillium Class self-unloading vessels and two new bulk carriers to be introduced into the company's Great Lakes fleet in 2012-2013.
"The Baie St. Paul and her sister vessels represent the beginning of a new era for CSL and for bulk shipping in the Great Lakes," said Louis Martel, President of Canada Steamship Lines. "Employing leading edge technological innovation, the Trillium Class ships will set new standards in operational and energy efficiency, reliability, and environmental protection. For customers, this cements CSL's standing as an industry leader and further positions the company to continue to meet their evolving needs."
Also departing from Chenxgi shipyard today is the Rt. Hon. Paul E. Martin, a new CSL Trillium Class self-unloading Panamax vessel. The Rt. Hon. Paul E. Martin will join the CSL International fleet along with two sister Trillium Class Panamax ships to be delivered in 2013. A real-time map tracking the voyages of both the Baie St. Paul and the Rt. Hon. Paul E. Martin is posted on CSL's Web site at www.csl.ca. Canada Steamship Lines and CSL International are divisions of The CSL Group, the world's largest owner and operator of self-unloading vessels. Headquartered in Montreal with divisions based in the United States, the United Kingdom, Norway, Singapore and Australia, The CSL Group delivers more than 80 million tonnes of cargo annually for customers in the construction, steel, energy and agri-food sectors. Trillium Class is a trademark of The CSL Group.
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A senior al-Qaida terrorist held at the Guantanamo Bay prison in Cuba raised funds to carry out terror attacks against Jewish and Israeli targets, according to one of the US Defense Department's Guantanamo detainee reports released by WikiLeaks.Abu Zubaydah, a Palestinian born in Riyadh, Saudi Arabia, is listed in the November 2008 detainee assessment as a high-risk threat to the US and its allies and interests, and as a prisoner of high intelligence value with personal connections to Osama bin Laden and other senior terrorists.RELATED:US criticizes leak of Guantanamo detainee briefs'US led major efforts to help Israel at UN after Cast Lead'The 9/11 mastermind Khalid Sheikh Mohammed (KSM) identified Zubaydah as a senior al-Qaida lieutenant, and that both of them were important travel facilitators for the terror group's operatives, according to the report.Abu Zubaydah is one of 763 Guantanamo detainees whose files were released by WikiLeaks starting on April 24. They include information on prisoners who have been released or transferred, and those who died in custody. The files also include photographs of most of the detainees.Although the documents shed light on terrorist activities, the information in Zubaydah's file is considered suspect because much of it was obtained under torture, including waterboarding.Zubaydah, whose real name is Zayn al-Abidin Muhammad Husayn, was subjected to waterboarding in secret US overseas prisons before he was transferred to Guantanamo in September 2006.The WikiLeaks staff wrote a disclaimer on their site, in which they stated: "The documents draw on the testimony of witnesses – in most cases, the prisoners' fellow prisoners – whose words are unreliable, either because they were subjected to torture or other forms of coercion (sometimes not in Guantanamo, but in secret prisons run by the CIA), or because they provided false statements to secure better treatment in Guantanamo."An Israeli terrorist expert had the same concern. "WikiLeaks is not the Bible," said Yoram Schweitzer, a senior research fellow and director of the Terrorism and Low-Intensity Conflict Research Project at the Institute for National Security Studies in Tel Aviv. "These documents are presenting either testimonies or evaluations of testimonies. Intelligence documents and others are not the whole truth, just information, which can be contradicted."Schweitzer, also the former head of the international counterterrorism section of the IDF, added that while reading the Guantanamo detainee files released by WikiLeaks, "I didn't see that many new revelations," and readers need to be aware of which stages of investigations the documents reflect before taking into account what they state.All of the detainee assessment briefs released by WikiLeaks were compiled by the US Defense Department between February 2002 and January 2009.The Obama administration's Guantanamo Review Task Force, established in January 2009, reviewed the detainee files and, depending on the individual cases, came to different or identical conclusions.The task force's findings, however, were not obtained by WikiLeaks. As a result, any leaked detainee report "may or may not represent the current view of a given detainee," according to a joint statement from Geoff Morrell, the Pentagon's press secretary, and Ambassador Dan Fried, the US State Department's special envoy for the closure of Guantanamo.Yet the documents provide an interesting possible account of terrorist's activities and connections and their capture.Zubaydah, for example, supplied the late al-Qaida commander Abu Musab al-Zarqawi with several thousand dollars, according to the leaked detainee report, for an operation Zubaydah wanted to conduct in the West Bank and Gaza. Al-Zarqawi knew smugglers who could be useful for the operation.He also allegedly plotted with Ayman al-Zawahiri's former deputy, Abu Samih (Abu Samah al-Masri), to attack Israeli and Jewish targets in Morocco.The detainee brief states that, simultaneously, Zubaydah suggested attacking Israeli targets in Egypt. He told Abu Dhahhak to ask Wafa Humanitarian Organization fundraiser Abu Ammar to raise $100,000 for anti-Israeli operations. Zubaydah ended up raising $50,000 for an attack against the Israeli Embassy in Egypt, but gave the money to bin Laden, telling him the funding was to be used specifically for attacks on Israeli targets.In May 16, 2003, a series of simultaneous attacks in Casablanca, Morocco were carried out against, among other targets, a Jewish community center and a hotel with many Israeli guests."The fact that al-Qaida or affiliated groups tried to attack Jewish targets in Morocco is not a secret," said Schweitzer."The fact that al-Qaida, especially Zawahiri, was trying to attack Israeli targets in Egypt is not surprising."The classified document also states that, according to various reports, Zubaydah's responsibilities included recruiting Palestinians as terrorists, training Palestinian recruits and planning and carrying out attacks in the Near East.During a tribunal hearing on March 27, 2007 at Guantanamo, Zubaydah said, among other things, "I have been an enemy of yours since I was a child because of your unjust acts against my people, the Palestinians, through your help and partnership" with Israel, according to the unclassified transcript of that hearing.A foreign military intelligence organization reported in 2001 that Zubaydah was part of bin Laden's "inner circle, a special representative and financial courier in the Middle East, and served as a courier to European countries," according to the detainee brief.The brief also quotes Ahmed Ressam, the convicted planner of the failed millennium bombing plot, as saying, "There is no one to whom Abu Zubaydah must report in terms of a superior; [he] is emir."Ressam said he thought of targeting Los Angeles International Airport on his own, but Zubaydah encouraged him and assisted in the planning, even asking Ressam to return stolen Canadian passports so terrorists plotting operations in the US could use them, according to the file.Zubaydah is primarily associated with Ressam and the millennium bombing plot, which also involved foiled terror attacks in Jordan, said Schweitzer. In the detainee brief, Husayn Muhammad Ahmad al- Tawri is quoted as saying he put Zubaydah in touch with the leader of an al-Qaida cell in Jordan in order to send cell members to Afghanistan for training.However, Schweitzer said Zubaydah was not likely a commander of operations or even a full member of al-Qaida, but instead acted as a mediator between fighters at training camps in Afghanistan and commanders. "I don't think Abu Zubaydah carried out an attack or was in a position to be a commander of specific attacks. He was a facilitator, so he was not functioning like Khalid Sheikh Mohammed, who specifically commanded operations."When asked about KSM's identification of Zubaydah as a senior al- Qaida officer, Schweitzer said, "He was drinking a lot of water while he was tortured."One of Zubaydah's attorneys Brent Mickum, a partner at Hollingsworth LLP in Washington, said that the US government had made his client out to be a much more important figure than he actually was."The fact of the matter is, with respect to Zubaydah, I'm not going to try to say he is necessarily a choir boy, but he is not the man that he is alleged to be," Mickum said.He said he has seen no evidence that Zubaydah planned or raised funds for attacks against Jews and Israelis in Morocco and Egypt.With regard to attacks against Israel, "The bottom line is that allegation is the most serious allegation against him. Until they give me evidence, I'm working on the assumption that they can't prove the allegation," said Mickum.A senior al-Qaida operative, however, fingered Zubaydah as a member of al-Qaida's Shura Council, which was responsible for the group's documentation activities, according to the detainee brief. Zubaydah denied this, but stated under interrogation that he has knowledge of al-Qaida's document-forging operations.For example, he told interrogators he forged medical papers for injured terrorists which stated they had been tortured in their home countries. These documents could then be used to apply for political asylum or humanitarian aid from the UN or European countries.Zubaydah pursued higher education in India and turned 40 on March 12. He first received terrorist training in the late 1980s. Zubaydah told interrogators that when he arrived in Afghanistan around 1990- 1991, he was a "bad Muslim" whose commitment to the Palestinian cause inspired him to attend terror training camps.His family, though, was dismayed by his decision, and dispatched his brother, who was working as a doctor in Pakistan, to change his mind, the brief stated. However, the intervention failed, and Zubaydah instead tried to recruit his brother.Zubaydah was trained at the Khaldan training camp in Khowst, Afghanistan in 1991 or 1992, and later became the camp's administrator, according to the file."There's no mystery that Zubaydah attended these camps, and fought against communists and communist insurgents in an effort supported by the Americans," said Mickum."I think it's fairly common knowledge he is a person who moved people into one camp, Khalden, that was closed by al-Qaida and bin Laden when it refused to fall under the control of al-Qaida."He added, "It's a fact that he knew how to move people around, not for al-Qaida per se," but also for organizations wishing to do charity work in Afghanistan.Both Mickum and the detainee file state Zubaydah suffered a head wound from shrapnel in the early 1990s. Mickum said the wound has caused his client to have memory problems.The detainee file states Zubaydah decided to dedicate his life to jihad in 1993, and submitted the necessary paperwork to join al-Qaida and pledge an allegiance oath to bin Laden. Initially, he was turned down for membership. Zubaydah refused to take the oath unless al-Qaida agreed to carry out a terror attack inside Israel or plan an operation to free Sheikh Omar Abdel-Rahman, the blind sheikh imprisoned in connection with the 1993 World Trade Center bombing.Two weeks after the attack on the USS Cole in 2000, Zubaydah met with bin Laden at a safe-house in Jalalabad, Afghanistan to try to convince bin Laden to reopen the Khalden camp, the detainee file stated. The report documents Zubaydah as saying bin Laden "lectured" him that "it would be better if Khaldan Camp remained closed," and that in the end, this development meant that he could focus on operations attacking Israel and attempting to free Rahman.In December, 2000, Zubaydah dispatched Hassan Ghul to Saudi Arabia to raise funds for operations against Israel, the file states. Zubaydah then traveled to Kandahar in March 2001 to meet with bin Laden and Muhammad Atef (also known as Abu Hafs al- Masri) about the possibility of carrying out an attack in Israel.Zubaydah sent passport photos to Said al-Kurdi around May, 2001, so the latter could receive phony Belgian passports, but the document does not state if this was related to the discussed operation in Israel.Ali Muhammad Abdul Aziz al- Fakhri, the director of the Khalden training camp when Zubaydah first received training there, said Zubaydah was involved in planning the USS Cole bombing and an attack on the US Embassy in Yemen, according to the report.Zubaydah also allegedly discussed the possibility of sabotaging financial institutions and electrical power grids in the US via computer hacking with bin Laden. The detainee brief states he was waiting to discuss such an operational concept with bin Laden between September and November, 2000.In 1995, Zubaydah spoke with Abu Ali al-Kholi, an Egyptian electronic engineer and al-Qaida member, about a plan for "implementing multiple remotely-executed attacks in the United States," the report notes. Zubaydah told Kholi that bin Laden approved the idea.In addition, Djamel Beghal, who was given a 10-year prison sentence for trying to bomb the US Embassy in Paris, told interrogators that Zubaydah ordered him to travel to Kandahar in March, 2001, and also told him that bin Laden wanted to attack the US's embassy and cultural center in Paris, according to the report.Meanwhile, in early 2002, Zubaydah allegedly spoke with "Dirty Bomber" Jose Padilla and Binyam Ahmad Mohammad about their plan to set off a dirty bomb inside the US, and agreed to sponsor their mission. The file stated Zubaydah then sent Padilla to consult with Khalid Sheikh Mohammed to help plan their operation.Zubaydah also provided interrogators with a list of targets that al-Qaida and its affiliates planned to attack, according to the brief. The list included the White House, Statue of Liberty, UN headquarters, US ships and embassies, US military bases and American-owned or American-frequented discos and nightclubs in Thailand and the Philippines.Zubaydah was captured by Pakistani forces during raids on two safehouses operated by Lashkar-e-Taiba (the Pakistani terror group believed to be responsible for the November 2008 Mumbai attacks) in Faisalabad on March 28, 2002.After the fall of Kandahar, Afghanistan, Zubaydah established a network of Lashkar-e-Taiba safehouses and operatives to help Arab al-Qaida fighters flee the country, according to the file. At the time of his capture, he was trying to create a "martyrs' brigade," in Pakistan which would use remote-controlled improvised explosive devices to attack US and Allied forces, the brief states.Zubaydah was shot three times while attempting to escape. He was transferred immediately to US custody after his capture and was transported out of Pakistan when he recovered, the report states.Since his transfer to Guantanamo, Zubaydah "has appeared to be cooperative during interviews but may also have been withholding information and employing counter-interrogation techniques," the report stated.Although he provided a great deal of information about his contacts and activities, Zubaydah continues to deny his membership in al-Qaida, and "appears to distance himself from anything that might implicate him directly in conducting attacks against the US," according to the detainee brief, which also states that multiple sources attest to Zubaydah's al-Qaida membership and status.The Defense Department warned in the Guantanamo report that "if released without rehabilitation, close supervision and means to successfully reintegrate into his society as a law abiding citizen, it is assessed detainee is likely to seek out prior associates and re-engage in hostilities and extremist support activities."According to Mickum, however, court filings support the claim that Zubaydah was not connected to al- Qaida.In a 2009 filing with the US District Court for the District of Columbia, filed by the US government in response to a discovery motion from Zubaydah's attorneys, the respondent (the government) states, "The Government has not contended in this proceeding the petitioner [Zubaydah] selected or knew the identities of specific persons who were selected to leave Khaldan for training at al-Qaida camps," and therefore, the request made by the petitioner fell outside the scope of claims made by the respondent and should not be granted.The government also states in the filing that it has not contended that Zubaydah had any direct role in or advance knowledge of the 9/11 attacks, or that Zubaydah had knowledge of specific terror operations being planned or executed by other people or groups.The filing cites another respondent memorandum stating, "The Government does not rely on any contention that petitioner did this work as an 'al Qaida deputy' or because he was subject to al-Qaida command."The government also states it did not contend that Zubaydah was aware of or supported other detainees' connections with KSM or al-Qaida. It also did not contend that any of the training camps where Zubaydah trained had declared hostilities against the US or launched attacks against the US at the time he was there. The filing cites another government court filing stating, "The Khalden training camp…was operationally and organizationally independent of al- Qaida."The government also states in the court filing that it has not contended that the Derunta training camp had direct ties to al-Qaida or the Taliban. Zubaydah's attorneys requested disclosure of evidence that might disprove the government's claim that Ressam was able to train at Derunta because he received a letter of recommendation from Zubaydah.The court filing does not mention anything about Israel or Jews. Mickum said he has requested to see evidence that his client was involved in attempted attacks against Jews and Israelis, but he has received nothing.Mickum said he has been working to obtain all the documents relating to the his client, but the government has rejected many of his efforts on the grounds that the material is classified.
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ANKARA, Turkey — Turkey's military chief vowed Wednesday to respond with more force to any further shelling from Syria, keeping up the pressure on its southern neighbor a day after NATO said it stood ready to defend Turkey.
Gen. Necdet Ozel was inspecting troops who have been put on alert along the 910-kilometer (566-mile) border with Syria after a week of cross-border artillery and mortar exchanges escalated tensions between the neighbors, sparking fears of a wider regional conflict. Turkey has reinforced the border with artillery guns and also deployed more fighter jets to an air base close to the border region since shelling from Syria killed five Turkish civilians last week.
"We responded and if (the shelling) continues, we will respond with more force," the private Dogan news agency quoted Ozel as saying during a visit to the town of Akcakale, where he offered condolences to a man who lost his wife and three daughters to a Syrian shell.By
On Tuesday, NATO chief Anders Fogh Rasmussen said the alliance was ready to defend Turkey, its strongest show of support to its ally since the firing began.
The solidarity, however, is largely symbolic. NATO member Turkey has sought backing in case it is attacked, but despite publicly supporting Syria's rebels Ankara isn't seeking direct intervention. And the alliance is thought to be reluctant to get involved militarily at a time when its main priority is the war in Afghanistan.
On Wednesday schools in Akcakale reopened despite the tense situation. They had been closed due to security concerns.
Turkey's state-run Anadolu Agency reported fighting between Syrian rebels and forces loyal to Syrian President Bashar Assad's regime around the Syrian town of Azmarin, in Idlib province, across from the Turkish border. It said Syrians were fleeing homes in Azmarin, some crossing into Turkey on rowing boats over the river Orontes, that runs along the border.
Private NTV television reported that explosions and automatic weapon fire could be heard in Turkey's Hatay province, coming from the Azmarin region. It said rebels were clashing with some 500 Syrian government soldiers, and that at least 100 rebels had been injured, some of whom had been brought to Turkey for treatment.
Turkish Prime Minister Recep Tayyip Erdogan, who has been fiercely critical of Syrian President Bashar Assad, said Wednesday that Syria was "the bleeding heart of humanity and the whole Islamic world."
Erdogan told a meeting of the Islamic Conference in Istanbul that Turkey had refrained from responding to half a dozen shells from Syria, but when five people were killed last week "we had to retaliate in the strongest way that we could."
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- At 8, PBS has a new Nova, followed by a new Frontline.
- CBS has a new NCIS at 8, then a new episode of The Unit.
- NBC has a new Dateline at 8, then new episodes of Law and Order: CI and Law and Order: SVU.
- There's a new American Idol on FOX at 8, then a new House.
- The CW has new eps of Gilmore Girls and Veronica Mars.
- On USA at 8, the closing night of the Westminster Kennel Club Dog Show, where they'll give out the award for Best in Show.
- Also at 8: G4 has a new X-Play.
- At 9, ABC has a new Primetime, then a new Boston Legal.
- HGTV has a new Decorating Cents at 9.
- Nickelodeon has another Growing Pains marathon starting at 9.
- At 10, Discovery has two new episodes of Survive This.
- TLC has a new Miami Ink at 10.
- There's a new Real Housewives of Orange County on Bravo at 10.
- Sci-Fi has a new ECW at 10.
- Also at 10: FX has a new Dirt.
- At 10:30 Rachael Ray explores L.A. on a new Tasty Travels.
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Manchester United leads way for di María after PSG moves on
Aug 7, 2014, 10:22 PM EDT
Paris Saint-Germain's not waiting any longer, be if for Real Madrid to come down in price or the club to decide on Ángel Di María's future. With the team's season starting this weekend, the Ligue 1 champions have decided to move on, ending a pursuit of the Argentine midfielder that was expected to end in $80 to $87 million transfer fee.
"We spoke to Real about Di María but he was too expensive," PSG president Nasser Al-Khelaifi revealed on Thursday, with various reports confirming the French titans had called off their pursuit.
Already paying over $80 million (£50 million) for former Chelsea defender David Luiz, the Parisians are already at the limits of UEFA's Financial Fair Play regulations. Having been sanctioned by its confederation, Paris Saint-Germain risks further Champions League restricts if its overspending continues.
One buyer that doesn't have those limitations: Manchester United, who has filled another room for Scrooge McDuck with all the sponsorships they've booked in the last year. They may have golden hood ornaments on their kits, but the Red Devils also have enough money to push PSG off this sale.
According to England's Press Association, United's now considered the favorite to land the Argentine international, whose injury at this summer's World Cup prevented him from meeting manager Louis van Gaal and the Netherlands in the tournament's semifinals.
Van Gaal, whose team has played a 3-5-2 formation this summer, has hinted he'd also like to play 4-3-3, a system in which di María could serve a number of roles. Last year with Real Madrid, the 26-year-old often played on top of a middle three, even though most of his career's seen the former Benfica player star featured in a wider role.
Even in a system that uses three central defenders, di María could serve a number of purposes, with his versatility allowing him to play a wing back's role, should options become limited.
If van Gaal wants the option of playing two formations, no player may enable that as well as Ángel di María.
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Munkebjerg Hotel, Vejle (county)
- Free buffet breakfast, free WiFi, and free parking
Main amenities
- 158 guestrooms
- Casino
- 3 restaurants
- Indoor pool
- Nightclub
- Fitness center
- Spa services
- Business center
- 24-hour front desk
- Daily housekeeping
- Lobby fireplace
- Front desk safe
What's around
- In Ravnsbaek
- Vejle Golf Club (2.3 mi / 3.7 km)
- Vejle Town Hall (4.8 mi / 7.7 km)
- Vejle Art Museum (5.2 mi / 8.3 km)
- Vejle Stadium (5.2 mi / 8.4 km)
- Vejle Music Theatre (5.3 mi / 8.5 km)
Absolutely overall wonderful. No air condition - needed this one night in Denmark!
outdated hotel in a nice nature setting. needs new furniture and some update
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Hotel Info: 866-539-8117from $94
- Family Room
- Double Room, Sea View
- Double Room, Balcony
- Deluxe Room (Tree-Top)
- Standard Single
- Double Room
- Deluxe, One Double or Two Twin beds (Tree-Top)
- Standard Room, 1 Single Bed
- Standard, Two Single and One Sofa Bed
- Standard, Two Twin Beds
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At a glance
Key facts
Hotel size
- This hotel has 158 rooms
- This hotel is arranged over 3 floors
- Check-in time starts at 2 PM
- Check-out time is 10:30 AM
Required at check in
- Credit card or cash deposit required
- Government-issued photo ID required
- Minimum check-in age is 18
Travelling with others
- Children (3 years old and younger) stay free when occupying the parent or guardian's room, using existing bedding
- Pets allowed
- Restrictions apply *
Extra people
- Roll-away beds available, charges may apply*
- Free WiFi in public areas
- Free WiFi in rooms
- Free self parking
- Accessible parking
- RV/bus/truck parking
Nearby Four Star Vejle (county) hotels
In the hotel
- Free buffet breakfast daily
- 3 restaurants
- Bar/lounge
- Room service (during limited hours)
- Indoor pool
- Children's pool
- Fitness facilities
- Tennis on site
- Spa services on site
- Spa treatment room(s)
- Bicycle rentals on site
- Hiking/biking trails on site
- Mountain biking on site
- Golf lessons available nearby
- Golfing nearby
- Casino
- Nightclub
- Spa tub
- Steam room
- Sauna
- Business center
- Conference space
- Meeting rooms
- 24-hour front desk
- Tours/ticket assistance
- Dry cleaning/laundry service
- Laundry facilities
- Number of buildings/towers - 1
- Year Built 1967
- Elevator/lift
- Safe-deposit box at front desk
- Designated smoking areas
- Fireplace in lobby
- Disabled parking
In the room
- Minibar
- Hypo-allergenic bedding available
- Blackout drapes/curtains
- Sofa bed
- Premium bedding
- Separate sitting area
- Private bathroom
- Shower only
- Free toiletries
- Hair dryer
- Flat-screen TV
- Satellite TV channels
- Desk
- Free WiFi
- Phone
- Daily housekeeping
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Special features
DiningPanorama - This restaurant specializes in international cuisine and serves breakfast, lunch, and dinner. A children's menu is available.
Tree-Top - This restaurant serves dinner only. Reservations are required. Open select days.
Jackpot - Overlooking the garden, this restaurant serves dinner only.
On Site
- Fitness facilities
- Sauna
- Spa tub
- Steam room
- Tennis on site
- Bicycle rentals on site
- Hiking/biking trails on site
- Mountain biking on site
- Golf lessons available nearby
- Golfing nearby
Awards and affiliations
Green / Sustainable Property
This property participates in Green Key (nogle), a program that measures the property's impact on one or more of the following: environment, community, cultural-heritage, the local economy.
Munkebjerg Hotel, Vejle (county)'s small print
Also known as
- Hotel Munkebjerg
- Munkebjerg
- Munkebjerg Hotel
- Munkebjerg Hotel Vejle
- Munkebjerg Vejle
Pet-friendly rooms can be requested by contacting the property at the number on the booking confirmation.
Reservations are required for massage services and can be made by contacting the property before arrival at the number on the booking confirmation.
Mandatory fees
Pet deposit: DKK 75 per night
Optional extras
Onsite credit card charges are subject to an extra charge
Early check-in can be arranged for an extra charge of DKK 200
Rollaway beds are available for DKK 325 per night
Cribs/Infant beds are available for DKK 225 per night
We have included all charges provided to us by this hotel. However, charges can vary, for example, based on length of stay or the room you book.


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