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The booing of Adam Goodes is not unquestionable proof of racism, but it is evidence of a societal indifference to racism – which might be even worse.
Adam Voges Test career looks over while Michael Clarke's continued to slide as Australia again collapsed in the third Ashes Test overnight.
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I won't boo Adam Goodes. Not now, not ever.
The national selectors have been decisive and swift to react in this series.
After two hard-fought wins against the Springboks and Argentina, the Wallabies have a real opportunity to win the Rugby Championship in Sydney next week, provided they don't start believing their own press.
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Arafat's death now a murder investigation, French prosecutors say
French prosecutors opened a murder inquiry into the death of Yasser Arafat on Tuesday, his widow's lawyer said, after she and a TV investigation raised new questions about whether the Palestinian leader was poisoned.
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PARIS—French prosecutors opened a murder inquiry into the death of Yasser Arafat on Tuesday, his widow's lawyer said, after she and a TV investigation raised new questions about whether the Palestinian leader was poisoned.
There have long been rumours in the Arab world that Arafat was poisoned, and a Swiss lab's recent finding of elevated levels of polonium-210 — a rare and highly lethal radioactive substance — on Arafat's clothing has fed those claims.
However, the Institute of Radiation Physics said its findings were inconclusive and that only exhuming Arafat's remains could bring possible clarity. Palestinian officials have waffled on that matter — initially approving the exhumation and then saying the matter needed more study — only further fueling suspicions.
Arafat died in a French military hospital in 2004 of what doctors have said was a massive stroke, but the Swiss lab's tests have renewed interest in his death. The findings were first broadcast by Arab satellite TV station Al-Jazeera, which approached the lab on behalf of Arafat's widow, Suha. She provided the lab with his clothing and other belongings.
After the results were released, Suha Arafat filed a complaint in French court asking for a murder investigation. Her lawyer, Pierre-Olivier Sur, confirmed on Tuesday that the prosecutor's office in Nanterre, a town west of Paris, has agreed to take up the matter. Next, a judge will be appointed to lead the inquiry.
Sur said in a statement that his client would not comment because she wanted to let the judge do his work.
"This is a good step forward, any step aimed at revealing the truth about Yasser Arafat's death is good," said Abdallah Basher, who heads a Palestinian medical committee investigating Arafat's death.
He added that experts from the Swiss lab would travel to the West Bank in the next few weeks to take samples from Arafat's remains — even though the matter of his exhumation is still in limbo. Arafat, who died at age 75, is buried in a mausoleum in the walled government compound where he spent the last three years of his life under Israeli siege.
Testing Arafat's bones for polonium-210 could offer the last chance to get to the bottom of Palestinian claims that their leader was poisoned, though some experts say it may already be too late for conclusive answers.
Scientists caution that polonium decays quickly and that an autopsy needs to be done quickly.
Although Palestinian officials have long accused Israel of being involved in Arafat's death, Israel has vehemently denied those charges.
"We heard about it in the media. It's not really our concern because the complaint is not lodged against Israel," said Israeli Foreign Ministry spokesman Yigal Palmor. "If there is an investigation we hope that it will shed light on this matter."
Suha Arafat's complaint does not name a responsible party, a common practice in France.
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A 56-year-old woman, and a Lincoln man, ended up at Gothenburg Memorial Hospital the evening of March 13, following a collision at a rural intersection.
Cynthia Clark, and Colin Keefe, 63, were transported to the hospital by the Gothenburg Volunteer Fire Department rescue squad.
Dawson County sheriff deputy Rick Crown, who investigated the accident, said in his report that Clark had broken ribs and Keefe complained of pain in his left side.
Shortly before the accident, Crown said Keefe was northbound on Highway 47, in a 2006 Toyota Prius, and Clark was driving east on Road 764 (Banner Road) in a 2002 Oldsmobile Alero.
At about 9:45 p.m., he said Clark failed to stop at the stop sign before pulling onto to Highway 47. Her vehicle struck Keefe's car on the driver's side and both vehicles then traveled into the east ditch.
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A lovely place to contemplate, pray or meditate. The architecture is unique and there is always something else to see.
Very nice old church, great place to get a quick spiritual experience. If those stones could talk...
This is a must see if you visit Mazatlan. This, like many churches from that time period served not only as a house of worship but also a refuge from invaders and hurricanes. The structure is huge and built like a fortress. From it's solid stone walls to the wood doors that are 12= inches thick.
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Beautiful catholic cathedral. locals visit daily to pray. Lots of history in this building. A must see in Mazatlan.
Totally awesome experience . For sure it is a MUST SEE when you travel to Mazatlan. We had an excellent tour guide . It is located across from the main local market so thereis lots of activity in the centro area.
This cathedral is located in the downtown of the city, near the beach, machado's square and some restaurants.
I enjoy looking at church architecture. This church is a beautiful place to visit. there is no air condition. The church is busy with tourist and they will ask you to remove your hat upon entrance
Our tour group went into the church just as mass was starting. We were very uncomfortable disrupting the service and chose to wait outside for the rest of our group.
very nice architecture and worth vissiting, great photos, a sacred palce so be polite and respectful
Truly a must see for any visitor in Mazatlan. Open day and night. Right in the heart of downtown close to the Mercado, the Palacio and the Plazuela Machado
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Hello, on your review, you mentioned that it is a walking distance from the cruise port, could you tell me how to get there? I will cruise to Mazatlan, and like to tour myself. By the way, is this Cathedral in the Old Town of Mazatlan too?
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The expansion of social media is blurring the boundary between producers and consumers of information, and altering the dynamics of the relationship between governments and citizens. In his address, Mr. Schaefer discussed how Facebook, Twitter and other digital platforms are enabling users to exercise influence in new ways. He also examined the ways in which new online analytics tools allow this influence to be quantified.
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Mark Schaefer is a globally-recognised blogger, educator, business consultant and author who blogs at {grow}. In 2012, he was named by Forbes magazine as one of the Top 50 social media "power influencers" of the world. He is Executive Director of U.S.-based Schaefer Marketing Solutions, which has provided consultancy services for the UK government, as well as a number of global brands and start-ups.
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For many years, the Old Stone House (OSH) had been that small house at the back of a somewhat scary park. But in just a few years, OSH has spearheaded a variety of programs that have become neighborhood staples.
Leading this revival is executive director Kimberly Maier, who modestly deflects credit, saying, "It's not just me. I'm a connector." Both connector and connected, Maier was president of the PTA at the adjacent middle school, MS51, when the interim director contacted the school, wondering why the Old Stone House, site of the Battle of Brooklyn in August 1776, wasn't being incorporated into the school's curriculum. A Park Slope resident for 24 years, Maier had never been to OSH, but quickly engaged the board and was offered the position of executive director. The job is the right combination of Kim's professional and personal passions, community-based development and cultural events programming. She had stayed home with her two daughters, and was starting to feel the itch to return to full-time work. Her daughters, now 13 and 16, are very much on her mind as she plans events to appeal to families. Maier also credits the community development that has gone hand in hand with OSH development. She says the park is much safer, and a steady influx of new residents interested in a public space provided the perfect "confluence of events" that led to the area's revival. Across one corner from the park, the popular Stone Park Café has transformed a long-vacant storefront, and even Fourth Avenue, on the other side of the park, is undergoing residential and commercial improvements. In addition to OSH's rich education program for students in grades K-8, offerings at OSH include a monthly reading series curated by local author Louise Crawford, family events developed with co-founder of Park Slope Parents, Susan Fox, and a music series ranging from jazz to chamber music during the cooler weather. Maier focuses on Brooklyn artists and history, and the events are able to draw on a number of local artists. Maier was also instrumental in bringing a farmer's market to the park, which operates in warmer weather on Sundays. Because OSH is small – it has a maximum seating capacity of 75 – programming expands vastly in the summer months, when it is able to take advantage of the outdoors. For several years, there has been a month-long summer theater program in July, run by John McEneny from MS51 and Ilana Dogim from nearby elementary school PS321. Workshops are for ages 7-16. This summer, students will perform Alice in Wonderland, The Witches, Lord of the Flies and Dracula. OSH's equity showcase, directed by Ray Virta, will be a Luna Park-era, Coney Island-themed A Midsummer Night's Dream. All performances are free and open to the public. Also in July are free movie nights on Wednesdays, and this year, Maier is planning to introduce "Opera on Tap" as part of the Tuesday night concert series. To find out more about Old Stone House programs, go to www.theoldstonehouse.org or call 718-768-3195.
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It was quite exciting until they asked us to stand up and make a speech. The quickest thing I could come up with was having the translator explain how Nasher would need a windshield off an old car for a visor.
The boys seemed to enjoy that as we proceeded to the next stop, a karaoke bar, where we dominated the microphone for hours.
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EdgeTech said that with the introduction of the 2205 AUV-based sonar system, manufacturers and operators of smaller sized AUV systems have embraced the high quality sonars which were traditionally only available in larger sized AUV systems. The recently delivered Teledyne Gavia AUVs to the Polish Ministry of Defense for mine countermeasure's (MCM) were equipped with the latest EdgeTech 600/1,600 kHz simultaneous dual frequency side scan sonar payloads. The very high frequency EdgeTech systems were selected for the long range detection and the ultrahigh resolution classification capability for MLO's (mine like objects). The EdgeTech 2205 classification frequency of 1,600 kHz is capable of producing near photographic quality images of targets making MLO target classification very easy as shown in the attached MLO sonar image. Other 2205 attributes that contributed to the selection of the EdgeTech systems were low power, small electronics' volume and compact transducers making integration on the small AUVs possible and easy.
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Polarcus Limited sign a new contract with an unnamed client in terms of a marine 3D seismic project where Polarcus' Right Band technique used for broadband data acquisition.
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The Royal Thai Navy claims it urgently needs more submarines to compete with other Asian countries.
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A former commander of the Japanese
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15,000 songs a MINUTE downloaded on iTunes as Apple's music service celebrates its tenth birthday
- It would take 140,000 years to listen to all the 35m songs in the iTunes library
- Experts hail service as 'reshaping the music landscape'
- The fastest selling album of all time named as Justin Timberlake's 20/20
- Adele's Someone Like UK most downloaded UK track
Apple was hailed for pioneering a 'listening revolution' as it celebrated a decade of iTunes today.
The music store, which started out more than a decade ago with 200,000 songs, reached its 25 billionth download earlier this year.
Since its launch on April 28 2003, iTunes has accrued a catalogue of more than 35 million songs and has around 435 million active account-holders across the world.
Adele's Someone Like You is the most downloaded song in the UK, selling more than 1.46 million copies.
Run, by Leona Lewis, was the first song to top the UK charts on downloads alone.
1. Someone Like You - Adele
2. Moves Like Jagger - Maroon 5 feat. Christina Aguilera
3. Somebody That I Used To Know -Gotye feat. Kimbra
4. I Gotta Feeling - Black Eyed Peas
5. We Found Love - Rihanna feat. Calvin Harris
6. Sex On Fire - Kings of Leon
7. Call Me Maybe - Carly Rae Jepsen
8. Party Rock Anthem - LMFAO feat. Lauren Bennett and GoonRock
9. Just The Way You Are (Amazing) - Bruno Mars
10. Price Tag - Jessie J
Source: Apple
On average, more than 15,000 songs are downloaded every minute and according to the technology website Pocket-lint, it would take more than 140,000 years to listen to every single music download available through the famous store.
Gennaro Castaldo, of HMV, said the music store - along with the iPod - had 'undoubtedly' played a major part in changing the way consumers discover and listen to music.
'Between them, they've helped to reshape the music landscape.
"In the process creating a commercially viable model for digital technology in much the same way the gramophone did for recordings some 100 years ago," he said.
"The challenge for Apple now is that digital consumers appear to be moving away from owned downloads to streaming, and there are now a growing number of competitors all looking to challenge their market dominance.
'Demand for physical product also remains surprisingly resilient and there's even been a mini-resurgence for formats like vinyl as some fans look for a more authentic music experience.'
Cameron Farrelly, a music specialist at the advertising agency pd3, said: 'Over the past 10 years iTunes has drastically changed the way we share, purchase and consume music.'
Apple iTunes officially launched on 28 April 2003. This screen grab is how the original software looked ten years ago.
In the ten years since it launched, iTunes has been through various changes. This is the current version, iTunes 11, which launched in November 2012.
The first generation iPod was launched in October 2001. It came in 5GB and 10GB models and had a mechanical scroll wheel.
'It has given us unrestricted and portable access to music's extensive back catalogue and taught the masses the art of a perfect playlist. iTunes have pioneered a listening revolution.'
Eddy Cue, Apple's senior vice president of internet software and services, said the company took 'great pride' in exposing music fans to new and emerging artists.
He said: 'When Apple introduced the iTunes Store on April 28, 2003, we thought if consumers had a great, legal way to download music they would embrace it - did they ever.
'Apple was floored, as were the labels, when customers bought over one million songs during the first week.
'And now, 10 years later, we continue to be amazed by how much customers love the iTunes Store with more than 25 billion songs sold.'
The iTunes store is now available in 119 countries around the world.
Besides its vast collection of music tracks, it holds more than 190,000 episodes of television programmes and more than 45,000 films.
Geoff Taylor, CEO of the UK's music industry body BPI, said: 'iTunes was the application that persuaded music fans to pay for music in the digital environment.
'Its simplicity and its integration with the iPod, and the ease with which you can manage your music library was critical in giving consumers confidence in digital music.
1. Hey ya! - Outkast
2. Fallen - Sarah McLauchlan
3. It's My Life - No Doubt
1. Vertigo - U2
2. This Love - Maroon 5
3. The Reason - Hoobastank
1. Gold Digger - Kanye West feat Jamie Foxx
2. Hollaback Girl - Gwen Stefani
3. Beverly Hills - Weezer
1. Bad Day - Daniel Powter
2. Crazy - Gnarls Barkley
3. SexyBack - Justin Timberlake
1. The Sweet Escape - Gwen Stefani
2. Crank That - Soulja Boy Tell 'Em
3. Hey There - Delilah Plain White T's
1. Viva La Vida - Coldplay
2. Bleeding Love - Leona Lewis
3. Disturbia - Rihanna
1. I Gotta Feeling - The Black Eyed Peas
2. Boom Boom Pow - The Black Eyed Peas
3. Poker Face - Lady Gaga
1. Love The Way You Lie - Eminem & Rihanna
2. California Gurls - Katy Perry Snoop Dogg
3. Hey, Soul Sister - Train
1. Party Rock Anthem - LMFAO
2. Rolling in the Deep - Adele
3. Give Me Everything - Pitbull
1. Call Me Maybe - Carly Rae Jepsen
2. We Are Young - Fun
3. Somebody The I Used To Know - Gotye
'I think we can credit iTunes with the resurgence of the singles market, which was in the doldrums in the early 2000s but has now hit a record high.
'Apple deserves a lot of credit for bringing vitality into the digital music market.'
Justin Timberlake's The 20/20 Experience album is the fastest-selling album of all time. It sold 580,000 copies worldwide when it was released in March 2013.
Data from the first Digital Music Index (DMI), published last September by Musicmetric, the London and LA-based trend analysis firm, showed that where retailers like iTunes and legal music streaming services like Spotify were available, piracy was reduced.
Gregory Mead, CEO of Semetric, which owns Musicmetric, said: 'There's no doubt that iTunes changed the game not just for music, but for retailing films, books and apps.
It caught the crest of a wave just as the music industry sought a solution to file-sharing.
Our data shows that piracy is still a major problem with billions of songs shared each year.
But the good news is that retailers like iTunes and 7Digital along with streaming services like Spotify and Deezer can help reduce piracy.
Streaming is becoming increasing popular but we don't see it eating into sales.
'What it does do is prove that demand for music continues to grow and having more ways to market your product can only be a positive thing.
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AFRICA/EGYPT - Coptic Orthodox Patriarchate: priests must not make electoral propaganda
Cairo (Agenzia Fides) - To all the Copt priests of Alexandria explicit provision was given not to directly support candidates for the coming elections, limiting the role of the Church to an awareness campaign on the importance of participating in the political life of the country and not to boycott the polls. This was reported to local sources, by Father Royce Morcos, a spokesman for the Coptic Orthodox Church in Alexandria. In concrete, the priests have been urged not to give voting instructions to the faithful and not to receive candidates in the individual Churches and parishes.
All have been suggested to express the participation of the ecclesial communities in such a critical moment experienced by the country especially through prayer for peace and prosperity of Egypt. In this way the general guidelines already expressed by the Coptic Orthodox Patriarch Tawadros II take concrete form, who had recently stressed that the Church must not take sides with any candidate in the Egyptian presidential elections next May 25 to 26. "I ask every citizen, Christian or Muslim", said Pope Tawadros in an interview published on Sunday, May 4th in the Catholic weekly Hamel Egyptian el-Resale "to read the electoral program of each candidate and choose who you want as President". (GV) (Agenzia Fides 16/05/2014)
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Rubio's second game back much more of a struggle than his first
Dec 18, 2012, 8:43 PM EDT
Ricky Rubio returned to the basketball court for the first time since March on Saturday, and he largely played as if he never left. The energy he brought to his team while coming off the bench turned the game in Minnesota's favor, even if it took them until overtime to ultimately come away with the victory.
In his second game back against the Magic in Orlando, however, it was a completely different story.
Rubio played 16 minutes — his target is in the 16-18 minute per night range while he eases his way back, and he's sitting out the second game of back-to-backs, including Tuesday night's contest in Miami against the Heat.
He finished 0-for-3 from the field, with four assits and three turnovers, and didn't have nearly the invigorating effect on the game that he had in his season debut. Afterward, Rubio admitted that his second game back was much more difficult for him than his first.
From Ray Richardson of the Pioneer Press:
… a dejected Rubio admitted he didn't "feel as good" as he did in his euphoric debut Saturday night against Dallas at Target Center. Rubio also confided that he felt "slow" in his second game back from major knee surgery.
"Today was harder," he said. "I didn't feel like the first game. I didn't feel good at all today. I have to break through these issues. It's been nine months for me without playing."
As magical as Rubio looked with some of his dazzling passing in his season debut, it's going to be a while before he's able to repeat performances like that for extended stretches, or on anything close to a nightly basis.
Kevin Love is still not yet in complete game shape yet either, and has been fading lately in the second half. Fans in Minnesota will need to be patient with this group as it gets back to 100 percent, but there's still good news to be found in the fact that Rubio and Love are at least on the court at this point in the season, if only for short stretches, and even while not close to reaching their full potential.
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He looks like a guy who can live up to the No. 1 pick billing.
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Jul 31, 2015, 10:26 PM EDT
Norris Cole is still looking for a bigger payday.
It's official: Kings hire Hall-of-Famer Nancy Lieberman as assistant coach
Jul 31, 2015, 9:31 PM EDT
Her credentials are unassailable.
Report: Hawks' Mike Scott told police after arrest all drugs in car were his
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He is currently out on bond.
Pacers' Jordan Hill arrested for reckless driving, clocked at 107 mph
Jul 31, 2015, 7:15 PM EDT
Hill told the police he was "in a hurry." I guess so.
Warriors trade Gerald Wallace to Philadelphia in exchange for Jason Thompson
Jul 31, 2015, 7:01 PM EDT
Neither guy is going to make a difference on the court for these teams. This was just moving some money around.
Trail Blazers guarantee Allen Crabbe's contract for next season
Jul 31, 2015, 5:46 PM EDT
Crabbe looked good in Las Vegas at Summer League.
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Jul 31, 2015, 4:59 PM EDT
The Kings don't really have the roster spot for him.
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Shorebirds Game Called Due to Rain Saturday
Game to be continued in Hagerstown next week
Salisbury, Md. - With nobody out and one aboard in the top of the second, both teams were called off the field with the Shorebirds leading 1-0 courtesy of a Ty Kelly home run. The teams never returned to the field and the game was suspended.
After an hour and five minute rain delay before the game started, Ty Kelly launched a home run to right-center field to give the 'Birds a 1-0 lead in the bottom of the first.
The game will be continued as part of a doubleheader when the Shorebirds travel to Hagerstown next week.
The Shorebirds play the Kannapolis Intimidators in game one of four on Sunday night at 5:05 p.m. LHP Tim Berry will start game one in Kannapolis.
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