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AQAP's Saed Al Shihri killed in Yemen?
Update: Two US officials confirm. Update 2: Interior Ministry has no info, may be another disinformation job on the US media.
Original: Interesting. Frequently through the years, at politically sensitive moments like before 9/11 or USS Cole anniversaries, the Yemeni government announces a major CT coup that turns out later to be false. So time will tell on this one. Its the
fourth fifth time that the Yemeni DOD has announced Saed al Shihri was killed. The fourth time al Shihri was reported killed was Feb 2011, at the outset of the rev against the Saleh regime. It could be true though. There's somewhat better odds since its a US drone strike, but then again the US is far from infallible as the recent airstrike on a minibus of civilians demonstrates. The minibus was following the targeted vehicle in al Baydah.
From the 26 Sept: Saeed al-Shihri, who was the Saudi national and the second in command of al-Qaeda in the Arabian Peninsula (AQAP) was killed on Tuesday in a qualitative operation carried out by the security forces in Wadi Hadramout, a senior official told 26 September Net. The official said that six al-Qaeda leaders accompanying him were also killed.
AP: SANAA, Yemen – Yemeni officials say an airstrike has killed al-Qaida's No. 2 leader in Yemen along with five others traveling with him in one car.
The Defense Ministry officials say Monday's attack killed the deputy, Saudi national Saeed al-Shihri, as he left a house in the southern Hadramawt province.
They say the missile was believed to have been fired by a U.S. operated drone. The U.S. doesn't usually comment on such attacks but has used drones in the past to go after al-Qaida members in Yemen.
Related: Yemeni President Hadi says the government officials help al Qaeda. Good, its true and has been true for more than a decade:
SANAA, Yemen (AP) — Yemen's president says some tribal chiefs and government officials are helping al-Qaida fighters hide after the military defeated the militants in the country's south.
President Abed Rabbo Mansour Hadi says "there are tribal chiefs and senior officials who are covering-up for al-Qaida figures" in Abyan and Shabwa provinces and "impeding security measures to arrest them."
Hadi spoke to lawmakers and senior officials Sunday night. He did not name any suspects.
Related: Ansar al Sharia update from the Yemen Times:
ABYAN — The People's Committees and security apparatuses in Abyan governorate are continuing operations to track Ansar Al-Sharia (AAS) affiliates in Abyan to terminate violence and install security.
Ali Abdu, spokesman for the People's Committees, said on Saturday, the group, backed by security forces, held a large campaign to pursue AAS militants—who are affiliated with Al-Qaeda in the Arabian Peninsula—in Shoqra and the controlled Al-Kalasi Mountain. Moreover, They patrolled Moneeb Valley and sent the militants out.
He said the People's Committees killed one militant and arrested three others. Meanwhile, a fighter of the People's Committees was injured.
Abdu said AAS militants fled after the clashes, and the People's Committees took control of two cars and several military vehicles.
Abdu said the situation is stable in other districts. The People's Committees are establishing committees in each district to pursue militants and to prevent them from re-taking control.
Jamal Al-Aqel, Abyan's governor, said security forces arrested 28 militants Saturday, including AAS leaders.
He said several AAS affiliates hiding in rural areas are currently being tracked.
On the humanitarian side, technical teams continue working to remove landmines from Abyan.
Al-Aqel said teams have removed 12,500 landmines, bombs and explosive devices the militants laid in Zinjibar and Jaar.
Abdulhakeem Al-Wadher, vice of the operations' director in Abyan, said most of Zinjibar and Al-Kawd have been cleared of landmines, and they are safe to live in.
The problem now is providing basic services for residents. Residents are complaining about a lack of water and electricity.
Jamal Hussein, a media activist in the governorate, said telectricity services reached some parts of Zinjibar while the other cities such as Al-Kawd and Jaar remain in mass darkness.
"Residents are still complaining about the lack of water, health services and medicine to treat the residents in the governorate," he said.


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Dasho Ugen Chewang was initially appointed as the Auditor General on December 31, 2005 through a Royal Decree. He was reappointed as the Auditor General under the Constitution of the Kingdom of Bhutan by His Majesty the King through a Royal Decree issued on July 22, 2010.
Following his initial appointment in 2005, the Royal Audit Authority (RAA) underwent a major organizational and functional adaptation processes under his leadership that included the Organisational Development Exercise, Capacity Building Need Assessment, establishment of functional divisions like Performance & System Audit Division, Thematic Audit Division and the Office of the Assistant Auditor General, Phuentsholing.
Further, the Vision and the Mission of the Authority was identified and adopted RAA's Strategic Plan 2010-2015. Some of most significant achievements were the development and adoption of the RAA Auditing Standards, the Financial Audit Manual, the Auditor General's Standing Instructions, the Continuous Professional Development Policy, the Information Disclosure Policy, the Handbook on the Quality Assurance Review Process and various other handbooks and guides such as the Handbooks on Audit Criteria, Audit Working Papers, Audit Recoveries Account and Audit Clearance Certificates.
He was instrumental in setting up the National Pension & Provident Fund (NPPF) and was the first Chief Executive Officer from 2000 to 2005, before he was appointed as the Auditor General. Further, he has been a Director on several Boards including the Penden Cement Authority Ltd., Bhutan National Bank Ltd., Royal Insurance Corporation of Bhutan, and Druk Satair Corporation Ltd. He also served as a member of the Royal Commission responsible for the selection and recommendation for the appointment of the First Chief Justice of Bhutan and the Justices of the Supreme Court of Bhutan. He was also a Member of the Good Governance Committee, Pay Revision Committee and Good Governance plus Committee.
Dasho Ugen Chewang (born on 10.06.1956) joined Civil Service in 1979 as a Trainee Officer in the Royal Audit Authority. He has a Bachelor's Degree from the Punjab University and Master in Business Administration in Business Management and Accounting from Syracuse University, New York, USA. From 1992 to 1993, he also underwent a one year comprehensive auditing course at the Canadian Comprehensive Auditing Foundation
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Sunday is Father's Day. If you're celebrating, here are five delicious treats that Dad and the entire family will love.
Kids of all ages love ice cream sandwiches. I use homemade chocolate graham crackers for the sandwich "bread". These are a fun project for the entire family!
Salted Caramel Brownie. Do I need to say more? I mean this is a giant Salted Caramel Brownie. It's bliss on a plate!
Want to get Father's Day off to a sweet start? Whip up a batch of cinnamon bun waffles!
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Hey Larry did not get your msg...but I can seee your msg...u posted it on your page lol.
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New society honors top Fox Chapel Area artists
Eighteen Fox Chapel Area students have taken their place this week in the first class of the high school's newly formed National Art Honor Society.
"This is to celebrate kids who excel in the arts," said teacher and co-founder Jody Shell. "This is their forte. It gives them another venue to excel in besides academics."
Art teachers Shell and Joan Marangoni spearheaded the creation of an art honor roll to inspire students who have shown sharp ability but also help promote the visual arts throughout the community.
"They'll have a responsibility when there's a group in the area that needs help with the arts to go out and provide expertise," Shell said.
As members of the National Art Education Association, both Shell and Marangoni were interested in extending some perks to students.
"Being involved in the arts is something that enhances your life all through," Shell said.
Students were inducted into the National Art Honor Society during a ceremony this week at the high school. StageRight Community Theater Director Bill Ivins was the guest speaker.
To qualify for the honor society, students had to earn A's in at least two art courses and also must maintain a 3.0 quality-point average in other classes.
Students selected must have received recommendations from two teachers and must have submitted three pieces of art for review.
Shell said she was pleased with the turnout for the inaugural batch of applicants and suspects many more will apply next year.
"I think that this will help students feel the contribution they make to the arts is valuable," she said.
"And, it encourages us as teachers when students excel."
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THE DAILY STANDARD welcomes letters to the editor. Letters will be edited for length and clarity and must include the writer's name, city, and state.
Given the hysteria "The Passion of the Christ" is causing, it is ironic that Larry Miller, a Jewish humorist, would offer the most intelligent perspective I have seen thus far (Passions).
The reaction to "The Passion" begs the question--what is likely to happen when the actual Second Coming (or, first, if you happen to be Jewish) takes place?
(1) Matt Drudge will break the story, while the mainstream media sit on it.
(2) AOL will run a poll: "Do you think this fellow is 1) The Son of God 2) A fake 3) No opinion." The "no opinion" group will total 70 percent.
(3) Gideon Bibles will go missing from hotels--either that or the Book of Revelation will be torn from the binder.
(4) If it happens on Bush's watch, Kerry and company will characterize it as one more attempt on the part of the president to deflect attention from the horrid state of the economy. Somebody will undoubtedly claim to have seen Jesus having lunch with Dick Cheney in the Halliburton cafeteria.
(6) When the "judging of the dead" commences, the ACLU will launch a lawsuit claiming that the sinners were not properly warned, the Bible is not sufficiently clear relative to proper behavior and the consequences of living a life of sin.
--Charlie Talmadge
Velcro? Tang? Indeed the fact that so few people understand how pervasive and important space technology has become is one of the key challenges in generating support for space exploration. (Larry Miller, To Boldly Go . . .) The mythology of Velcro and Tang trivializes what has, in fact, been a key engine of innovation and discovery fueling our economy for the past 40 years.
Had I, upon reading Larry Miller's column, suffered a heart attack and fallen to the pavement, I would hope that a passerby would flip open their cellular phone to call for help. If so, they would be using a communication device powered by a monolithic microwave integrated circuit (MMIC) computing chip which came from the space program, and placing their call over cellular and terrestrial networks that depend upon space systems (GPS satellites) for the precision timing necessary to operate. The 911 operator would dispatch an Emergency Medical Services crew, which in many cities would use space-based satellite navigation systems to get to me as quickly as possible.
Once on the scene, the paramedics might get my heart beating again using an automatic external defibrillator whose high-capacity discharge surfaces came from space technology. Once my condition was stable they would hook me up to a blood-oxygen monitor that was developed to fit in the glove of Apollo astronauts, and take my temperature using an infrared "in the ear" device developed from NASA technology. In many instances the paramedics would hook me up to a harness of medical monitoring devices, invented by NASA for the Apollo program, and beam my medical vital signs back to a team of doctors at the hospital. If they worried about me slipping into shock on the ride to the hospital, they might put me in an anti-shock suit, again developed originally by NASA for astronauts.
Back at the hospital (we raced there safely thanks to anti-lock braking technology pioneered by NASA), doctors would probably want to take an image of my heart using a space spin-off technology like a CAT scan or magnetic resonance imaging (MRI). If they found my ticker needed regulating, they might give me an implantable pacemaker--again, a NASA spin-off technology. If things were more serious, they might need to implant a ventricular assist device (VAD), better known as the NASA-Debakey heart pump; invented by NASA engineers and famed heart surgeon Dr. Michael Debakey, the VAD is based upon space shuttle main engine turbo-pump technology and is expected to save some 30,000 lives each year in the United States as it takes its place alongside so many other NASA technologies in our nation's medical centers.
Space technology is absolutely everywhere, ubiquitous, and the technologies developed or derived from human space flight programs are essential to our quality of life and standard of living. Miller's inability to put his finger upon anything more serious than Velcro or Tang highlights one of NASA's biggest challenges in advancing the new space vision articulated by President Bush--the trivialization of the vast technology benefits of space exploration by the arrogant or misinformed, and the poor job that the space agency has historically done of communicating the vast benefit of the NASA enterprise to all of us on Earth.
The United States enjoys a high quality of life and is the technology leader on the planet because of the investments our nation made 40 years ago. The fact that space technology has become so ingrained in our lives that we no longer recognize it when we see it is not necessarily a bad thing. But we do need to consider whether remaining at the leading edge of technology for the next 40 years is important, and perhaps might be worth the paltry less-than-one- percent of the federal budget that we invest in NASA.
--Elliot G. Pulham
President and CEO
The Space Foundation
In Cut and Run, Katherine Mangu-Ward repeats President Bush's recent falsehood when she writes, "For example, in Clinton's last budget, discretionary non-defense spending grew 15 percent. Bush's figures look better."
In fact, discretionary non-defense spending grew 4.7 percent under the FY 2001 budget, the last federal budget proposed by and passed under President Clinton. The U.S. Department of the Treasury, the National Conference of State Legislatures, and the American Conservative Union Foundation all agree on this figure.
In his February 8 interview with Tim Russert, President Bush claimed that discretionary spending rose by 15 percent in the FY 2001 budget. This statement was not true, and I have been unable to find any reference to the 15 percent figure that predates February 8. If the president had been misinformed, surely there would be some evidence that he was not the first person to make the 15 percent claim. There is none; the falsehood appears to originate with President Bush. Furthermore, the president claimed that total discretionary spending grew by 15 percent in FY 2001. Yet Mangu-Ward writes that discretionary non-defense spending grew by 15 percent in that year's budget. For both President Bush and Mangu-Ward to be correct, defense spending--which accounts for about half of all discretionary spending--must also have increased by 15 percent in 2001. In fact, discretionary defense spending rose 6.2 percent in FY 2001.
--Scott Rogers
One point of further reflection on "The Passion": God sent Jesus to our world to die for our sins. So the plan was his and the people at hand--who were Jews, as Larry Miller so ably points out--were merely the instruments he used.
For those who truly believe in the teachings of Christ, his life, and God's plan, how can they then blame anyone for what happened? Did the Jews interfere with God's plan, have Christians been deprived of the opportunity for their salvation?
It seems self-evident to me that the people who "blame" anyone, never mind descendants of a group that lived 2000 years ago, are simply acting out on their own bad nature using these ancient events as an excuse.
--Art Keating
Thanks for Larry Miller's column on "The Passion." I don't blame him for being nervous about the movie. There's so much polarity in this world, but I know no Christians who blame Jews for Christ's death. It was supposed to happen, Jesus knew it was supposed to happen, and Christians are taught as much, so I really don't understand the "blaming" part. But, if I was Jewish, with the history of your people in mind, I can't say that I wouldn't be nervous either, especially with the rise of anti-Semitism in Europe.
Stay positive--Christians preach love not hate and I believe Christians need their Jewish brothers now more than ever in this scary world of ours.
--Deborah Durkee
In regards to Victorino Matus's Save Our Steak, I am proud to report that the chop steak is alive and well in the world of real men.
How do I define real men? Those who would consider eating in one of the restaurants Matus described as not worth a day's pay. These are guys that don't go hide under a rock when one cow comes down with BSE. They deal with real risks every day, the things that most inside-the-beltway elitists wouldn't know how to handle.
I have an idea for Matus: Poll Republicans and Democrats inside the beltway on whether they eat chop steaks and burgers and I guarantee you will be able to tell which party will win in the Fall. Unfortunately, I am afraid that the current Republican batch in Washington will give the Dems a run for the title of biggest wimps.
--Aftan Romanczak
The Hollywood love-fest surrounding Sofia Coppola and "Lost In Translation" seems inversely proportional to the overly-harsh treatment she received after her performance in "The Godfather III." (David Skinner, A Commoner's Complaint) The Coppola name surely can be used to push in either direction. David Lynch's daughter was soundly panned for "Boxing Helena," but if she were to ever create a masterpiece on her father's level, the praise of her genius would shortly follow.
--James Chisholm
Larry Miller might let his son know that antidisestablishmentarianism ("opposition to the disestablishment of the Church of England") is only 28 letters long (What Did You Say?).
Floccinaucinihilipilification ("categorization of something as worthless or trivial" and the longest word in the OED) is longer at 29 letters. Some claim that pneumonoultramicroscopicsilicovolcanoconiosis: ("the miners' lung disease caused by inhaling silica"), at 45 letters, is longer, but others, including me, say this is merely a contrived, not real, word.
--Fred White
I remember the childhood discussions of antidisestablishmentarianism very well because my father was a professor of English Literature (Caltech) and he had a gay old time explaining it to me. He was right in his element. However, the one word that has stayed with me down through the years since I first heard it is hypersesquepedalianism.
Although shorter by six characters, this delectable word means "The extreme tendency to use overly long words." Does it get any better than that?
--Chris Smith
Another "Old School" coach who has returned to a high-profile coaching job is Bobby Ross. (Ed Walsh, The Greatest Generation of Coaches) A former head coach in the NFL (he took San Diego to the Super Bowl) and the NCAA (Georgia Tech won a national championship while he was the helm there), Ross has taken up the challenge of reinvigorating the storied football at the U.S. Military Academy.
--Scott Belliveau


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It seemed like only yesterday that a contract was sacrosanct. Remember 2009, and those AIG bonuses, paid for with taxpayer dollars?
The administration official said the Treasury Department did its own legal analysis and concluded that those contracts could not be broken.
We are a country of law. There are contracts. The government cannot just abrogate contracts.
But now that we're talking about breaking contract to pay back pensions that middle class workers have paid into over the course of their professional careers, well — that's another story.
Chris Christie:
The promises of the past are too expensive.
Let's compare. Per the latest Pew study in 2008 (PDF):
|Wisconsin Pension Fund
(figures in thousands)
|Total liabilities:
|Unfunded liabilities:
|Total percentage of liabilities covered by fund assets:
According to Dave Stella of the Wisconsin Department of Employee Trust Fund, the system's assets were worth $79.8 billion at the end of last month, and the last solvency test at the end of December determined a funding ratio of 99.8%.
Then there are the bonuses paid by top 10 TARP beneficiaries in 2008, per the New York Attorney General's report (PDF):
|TARP funds
|2008 Bonuses
|Bank of America
|$45 billion
|$3.3 billion
|Bank of NY Mellon
|$3 billion
|$945 million
|$45 billion
|$5.3 billion
|Goldman Sachs
|10 billion
|$4.8 billion
|J.P Morgan Chase
|$25 billion
|$8.7 billion
|Merrill Lynch
|$10 billion
|$3.6 billion
|Morgan Stanley
|$10 billion
|$4.5 billion
|State Street Corp
|$2 billion
|$470 million
|Wells Fargo
|$25 billion
|$978 million
|$175 billion
|$32.6 billion
AIG also received $170 billion in bailout funds from the Treasury and the Federal Reserve. But they apparently could not break their contracts to pay $1.2 billion in bonuses in 2009.
Suddenly "fiscal hawks" like Chris Christie think it's fine to break the contracts of public workers because $252,600,000 that isn't even due now means the "promises of the past" are too expensive.
You don't hear too much about Orin Kramer's decision to sink $115 million of New Jersey pension fund money into Lehmans right before the collapse. Or the fact that both Chris Christie and Christie Todd Whitman have diverted billions from the New Jersey pension fund into the state budget. That's evidently just "reform."
So where was all this "fiscally responsible" fighting spirit when it came to paying out $32.6 billion in taxpayer funded banker bonuses?
Well, as Larry Summers said, "we are a country of law."


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1. Proofread more carefully!! (indicates tpyos, eesily avvoidibel speling errrors ect.)
2. Check info on course website re: how to type umlaute. This is OK for your first essay, but will affect your "Sprache" grade if it recurs on subsequent essays. Please consult your instructor if you're unable to find or implement the information on typing umlaute.
3. This marks passages that sounded like you were translating from English to German. This is often a lot more work than just coming up with an essay in German, and yet generally produces substantially lower grades, because what you write becomes very hard to understand. Students are often intimidated by the prospect of trying to "think in German," but you absolutely have to do that to write a good essay, and it's easier than you think. For a procedure you can use to start doing this step-by-step, by using the German you've learned as sort of a construction kit, beginning with really basic phrases and then expanding and connecting them using what you've learned about e.g. adjectives, conjunctions and prepositions, refer to: http://www.lsa.umich.edu/german/hmr/schreiben/schreibstrategien.html
4. Embed quotes so they fit the grammar of your sentence; if you can't, modify the quote as needed using square brackets.
5. Verb position errors will generally simply be marked "VP" and are tow-away errors. Sometimes your instructor will use one of the following codes to give you more detailed information about a verb position error:
5a. In general, the verb should be in position 2
5b. Und, aber, oder, denn & sondern occupy position 0 ==> you want e.g. "und"; then something in position one; then the verb.
5b@. Note that, especially after "und" and "oder," the "thing" in position 1 is often "understood," i.e. "occupies" position 1 without being stated.
5c. If the verb is in two parts, the conjugated part goes in position two, and the "generic part" (infinitive or past participle) goes at the end of the clause.
5d. After a subordinating conjunction (dass, weil, wenn, als, ob…) and in a relative clause, the verb comes at the end.
5e. After a subordinate clause, the subsequent main clause begins with the verb.
5f. Infinitives with or without "zu" always come at the end of the clause. If the verb is separable or in two parts, make a "zu-sandwich": mitzukommen, fernzusehen, kennen zu lernen, Tennis zu spielen.
6. Possessive pronouns: sein = his/its for masculine and neuter objects; ihr = her/their for feminine and any plural objects.
7. Remember to use er/sie/es etc. as pronouns for he/she/it etc., not der/die/das. Exception: relative pronouns (here, you do use der/die/das to mean who/whom). Remember also that the pronoun for an inanimate object is not automatically es, but rather will be er, sie or es (or the accusative or dative of those pronouns) depending on the thing's gender.
8. Pronouns generally come "ASAP" in the sentence. Ask your instructor if this is circled and you don't know what it means!
9. Remember the Time/Manner/Place rule for word order: e.g. Wir fahren (1) oft (2) mit der Bahn (3) nach Graceland; Ich tanze (1) morgens (2) gern (3) auf dem Bett.
10. In English, if a sentence does not start with the subject, the initial element is set off by a comma, as in "Today, I will become comfortably numb." In German, this does not happen, and it's important to remember this because inserting the comma may make you forget that in German you put the subject after the verb if you don't begin the sentence with the subject. Thus, you need to say "Heute werde ich angenehm betäubt," NOT"
Heute, ich werde angenehm betäubt."
10a. BUT: A few initial elements in German are set off by a comma. The most common ones are "Ja," "Nein," "Doch," and "Na ja." When this does happen, the verb should follow in position two after the comma, i.e. "Ja, ich tanze gern," NOT "
Ja, tanze ich gern."
11. A German sentence should only have one main verb per clause [what follows obviously does not apply to haben, sein, werden or the modal verbs when they are used in combination with other verbs]. If you have two main verbs in the same clause, you need to find a way to separate the clause into two clauses separated by a comma, with one of the verbs in each. Typically, you do this by using a relative clause or an infinitive clause, e.g.: INSTEAD OF: "Kennst du meine Freundin ich immer spreche mit über alles" say: "Kennst du meine Freundin, mit der ich immer über alles spreche"; INSTEAD OF: "Ich fühle wie eine Elvis-Platte hören," SAY: "Ich habe Lust, eine Elvis-Platte zuhören." Other English verb-verb combinations are verb-adverb combinations in German: "Why do you keepinsulting me?" is "Warum beleidigst du mich dauernd [or immer]?" "I enjoyswimming in the ocean" is "Ich schwimmegern im Ozean."
11a. For the same reason, you generally cannot put two conjunctions in a row: "
Er sagt, dass weil er müde ist er schlafen will" should be "Er sagt, dass er schlafen will, weil er müde ist."
12. Commas come before subordinating conjunctions, not after them: "Ich denke, dass das stimmt," NOT "
Ich denke dass, das stimmt."
13. Remember that if you have a sequence of adjectives, they all take the same ending.
14. Don't confuse adjective endings and ein-word endings! The table of endings for ein is something you learned very early, and in particular, you should remember that in the Masc. & Neut. Nominative and the Neut. Accusative, "ein" has no ending; otherwise, its endings are like those of der/das/die. Adjective endings are different and only rarely the same as the endings for "ein." In particular, if you find yourself saying something like "eines großes Haus" or "einer großer Mann" you know you're making a mistake: when "ein" has an ending, the adjective following it can only end in -e or -en.
15. Remember "ein" doesn't have a plural, just like "a" in English!
16. This note means you need to use the passive, i.e. the appropriate form of "werden" + a past participle.
17. Nouns add an "-n" in the dative plural.
17a. Conversely, note that if you've seen an "-n" on the plural of a noun, it may have been a dative plural "-n" and the noun may not necessarily have that ending in Nom. or Accus. plural.
18. Remember that normally, you should replace "nicht + ein" by "kein." [Some exceptions: to emphasize "ein" [not one…] (Im Inneren von Nauru gibt es nicht einen Baum"); to say things like "Isn't that/it a…" ("Ist das nicht ein Baum?")]
19. This note indicates that you should use a contraction, e.g. im, am. vom, zum, zur.
20. This note indicates that you've used a contraction that would be appropriate in speech but not in writing, e.g. any of the contractions with "das" (ins, ans, aufs, vors, hinters etc.), occasionally vom, zum, or zur, and (rarely) im or am.
20a. This note indicates that you've used "im," which is actually short for "in dem," when actually you just need "in."
21. Comparatives are always formed by adding "-er" and possibly changing the adjective stem; NEVER by using "mehr + adjective" in the way in which you sometimes can in English.
21a. If the verb in a comparative sentence is "sein," both things being compared are nominative [e.g. Du bist größer als
22. This note means you need to use a da-compound.
22a. This note means you need to use an anticipatory da-compound. (e.g. "Ich freue mich darauf, nach Deutschland zu reisen"; "Man war überrascht darüber, dass die Erde rund war.")
22b. This note indicates that you've used a da-compound (e.g. "damit") where you needed to use a preposition + a relative pronoun (e.g. mit dem/mit der/mit denen).
23. Don't confuse "das" and "dass." "Dass" is a conjunction meaning "that," and always introduces a clause. "Das" is of course an article and is often used as an indeterminate pronoun [e.g. "Ich verstehe das nicht; Was ist das?"], but remember it can also be a relative pronoun.
24. If someone wants someone else to do something, you have to use "wollen" or "möchten" with a "dass"-clause, not with an infinitive: Of course "Ich möchte schwimmen" = "I want to swim," but if I want you to swim, I have to say "Ich möchte, dass du schwimmst," NOT "
Ich möchte du/dich schwimmen."
25. Remember "mögen" is used if you like a noun, i.e. a thing; use "gern" with verbs to say you like to do something.
25a. Use "möchte" for "I would like" (to have a thing or to do something); remember "möchte" has no past tense ==> you have to use "wollte" to say what you wanted in the past.
26. For completed past events, use "als." For present and future events, and for repeated past events ("Whenever I…"), use "wenn." Use "wann" only for questions and indirect questions. [Indirect questions don't have a question mark, but imply a question, e.g.: "I have no idea when [==> wann] that is."]
27. Use "um…zu" [+ infinitive] if you could say "in order to" in English.
28. "Viel" and "wenig" take no adjective endings in the singular (when they are not preceded by a determiner, which they usually aren't): "Ich habe viel Zeit und viel Geld, aber wenig Schokolade." [But: Wo ist dasviele Geld, das ich dir gegeben hatte?"] They take regular adjective endings in the plural: "Ich habe viele Elvispuppen."
28a. "Mehr" never takes an ending. The word "mehrere" means "several."
29. Don't confuse "viel" and "sehr." Use "viel" if you could say "many, a lot of, much" in English, and use "sehr" if you could say "very" in English.
30. When "über" means "about," it is always followed by the accusative.
31. "Auch" should come before the thing in common, or at the end of the clause if the whole clause is the thing in common. Thus, the position of "auch" is sort of like that of "nicht." Begin sentences with "auch" only if you want to emphasize it.
32. "Man" is repeated in German, unlike in English: Wenn man Hunger hat, muss
er man SPAM essen. "One's" = sein + ending. The accusative form of "man" is "einen," and the dative is "einem," but avoid these in writing if possible, as they sound colloquial.
33. Don't confuse "wenn" and "ob." Use "ob" if and only if you could say "whether" in English; otherwise use "wenn" to translate English "if."
34. vor/bevor; nach/nachdem: vor and nach are prepositions and just need to be completed by a noun: Vor der Klasse esse ich, nach der Klasse schlafe ich. Bevor and nachdem are conjunctions and need to be used as part of a clause including a verb: Bevor die Klasse beginnt, esse ich. Nachdem ich esse, schlafe ich. Vorher and früher = "before" as in "earlier; in the past." Später and nachher = "later."
35. "Next," as in "Next, we paint the lab pink and run away" is "dann" [=then] or "danach" [=after that] or "als nächstes" [=next, "the next thing we'll do…"]. DO NOT use "zunächst" to mean "next": "zunächst" is actually a good way of saying "to begin with" in writing!
35a. "Erst/zuerst" = "first," and can be followed by "dann" [=then] and perhaps "schließlich" [=eventually]. "Firstly, secondly, thirdly…" = "Erstens, zweitens, drittens…"; note that overuse of these terms can sound awkward.
36. Phrases like "in conclusion" are not common at the end of essays in German. If you really want to say something like that, choose appropriately from: "abschließend lässt sich sagen" [=to conclude this discussion, one can say…] "alles in allem," and "insgesamt" [=in total, all in all, overall]. Warnings: "schließlich" means "finally, eventually, in the end" after a list of events or actions, but otherwise, it means "after all"; "endlich" means "finally" with the implication that it took a long time to reach that point; "überall" means "everywhere," not "overall."
37. Don't confuse "so" and "also." Use "also" to translate English "so" if you could replace "so" by "thus" in English. Remember English "also" is "auch" in German. Use "so" in English and German if you could replace "so" by "so very" in English. Also use "so" for "in this manner": "Wir haben es so gemacht." For "so that," use "damit" [to emphasize the purpose] or "so dass" [to emphasize the result].
38. used to/would: These two verbs are sometimes used in English to indicate that you did something habitually. In German, just use the verb + oft or normalerweise or immer, or use früher [=earlier, in the past] to emphasize that this is no longer the case: "I used to eat lots of meat" = "Ich habe früher viel Fleisch gegessen"; "I would cry whenever I heard the ice cream man" = "Ich habe immer geweint, wenn ich den Eiswagen gehört habe."
39. could: If could indicates something you might do in the future, it's subjunctive: "Ich könnte ein 'A' in diesem Kurs bekommen." If it indicates something you were or were not able to do in the past, it's just the past tense of "können," not subjunctive: "Ich konnte ein 'A' in meinem Deutschkurs im letzten Semester bekommen" [no umlaut on "konnte"]. For what you could have done in the past (but didn't), you need the double infinitive construction: Ich hätte ein 'A' bekommen können, wenn ich mehr gelernt hätte."
40. making X do Y: "Machen" cannot be used for making someone/something do something; there is no simple way to express this in German, so one has to rephrase it some other way. E.g.: "The voices in my head made me do it" is not "
Die Stimmen in meinem Kopf haben mich das tun gemacht," but rather "Die Stimmen in meinem Kopf haben mich gezwungen [=forced, obliged]/überredet [=persuaded], das zu tun." "The engine makes the wheels turn" is not " Der Motor macht die Räder drehen," but rather simply "Der Motor dreht die Räder." "The high temperature makes the plastic melt" is not " Die hohe Temperatur macht das Plastik schmelzen," but rather "Das Plastik schmilzt wegen der hohen Temperatur."
41. Don't confuse "kennen" and "wissen." Use "kennen" to express familiarity/acquaintance with something, and use "wissen" for knowing facts.
42. When the verb "sein" is followed by a plural noun, it's plural, even if it's preceded by a singular noun.
43. Don't confuse "ander-" and "verschieden." Use "verschieden" to express differences within a pair or group of things or people [die Studenten in unserer Klasse sind alle verschieden; sie trägt zwei verschiedene Schuhe; Neon und Chlor haben ganz verschiedene Eigenschaften [=characteristics, qualities]. Use " anders" to express differences between things or people [Ich habe es anders gemacht; ich habe eine andere Meinung; ich möchte ein anderes Buch lesen]. One would say "ich bin anders als du" but "wir sind verschieden." "Wir sind anders" means that we are different from other people. Occasionally, you can choose which perspective you want to adopt: "Ich bin anders als du." OR "Du und ich, wir sind verschieden."]
44. Be careful translating English "most." Examples: "most people" = "die meisten Leute"; "most of the trees" = "die meisten Bäume" [i.e. "of" is not translated]; "I spent most of the money" = "Ich habe fast das ganze Geld ausgegeben." "Der größte Teil von/des/der…" also often works to translate "most of." "Most of the time" = "meistens," or use "hauptsächlich" for this if you mean "mainly."
45. "Seit" only means "since" in the temporal sense. Use "weil," "da" or "denn" for "since" in the sense of a reason for something.
46. "Denn-clauses" need to follow the clause they explain. If you want to begin a sentence with a reason for something, you have to use "weil" or "da."
47. Don't confuse "die Zukunft" and "das Futur." "Die Zukunft" actually means "the future"; "das Futur" is only used as a grammatical term.
48. The indeterminate term "people" is used much more frequently than its German equivalents, "Leute" and "Menschen." Unless you're referring to specific people ("Leute"), or the people in a crowd ("Menschen"), try to use "man" or the passive, or find another way to rephrase your sentence, if you would say "people" in English. Note also: "Humanity" = "die Menschheit."
49. A very short laundry list of useful words and phrases whose meaning may not be immediately obvious: nicht mehr = no longer; not yet = noch nicht; noch nie is never as in "I've never gone skydiving," i.e. for never in the sense of not yet. Even if = auch wenn. Only, as in "I've only known you for a year" or "The zipper was only invented in 1893" = erst. Another = noch ein. Even, as in "I got up on time and I even made the bed" is sogar. Immer noch = still as in "I'm still breast-feeding the baby."
50. "Das Haar" and "Die Hausaufgabe" are singular; "Die Haare" and "Die Hausaufgaben" are plural. "Leute" are plural. "Die Polizei," "die Familie" and "die Gruppe" are singular.
51. Alle is a der-word meaning "all the." Everything = alles. "All day" = "Den ganzen Tag"; "All my money" = "Mein ganzes Geld" etc.
52. Adjectives ending in -el, -auer or -euer drop the final "e" when they take an adjective ending or a comparative ending, but keep it in the superlative. Common examples are dunkel, teuer and sauer: mein teures Auto ist in einer dunklen Garage; Zitronen sind saurer als Äpfel; das teuerste Auto ist in der dunkelsten Garage.
53. The adjective "hoch" drops the "c" when it takes an adjective ending (e.g. "bei hohen Temperaturen"); its comparative form is "höher" and its superlative is "am höchsten."
54. Relative clauses always follow the noun they are providing information about, but if this would cause a single verb to follow a relatively () long relative clause by itself, then that verb should precede the relative clause. Thus "Ich habe den Ring, den du mir gestern auf der Party gegeben hast, verloren" is not entirely wrong, but "Ich habe den Ring verloren, den du mir gestern auf der Party gegeben hast" sounds better.
55. Word order with the Genitive is reversed compared to English: The car's engine = Der Motor des Autos.
56. Something we don't always emphasize: the coordinating conjunctions und, denn, sondern, aber, oder actually preserve word order, as opposed to requiring the verb to follow in position two. ==> If e.g. an "und"-clause follows a subordinating conjunction and continues its thought, the verb will be last: Ich bin müde, weil ich viel arbeite und jede Nacht bis 4 Uhr morgens auf dem Diag tanze.
57. When ein is used as a pronoun instead of as an indefinite article, i.e. when it does not precede a noun [or adjective + noun], it takes the same endings as "dieser." These are mostly the same as the normal "ein"-endings, so you only need to know about this in the Masculine Nominative ("einer" instead of "ein") and the Neuter Nominative and Accusative ("eines" instead of "ein"; especially in speaking, this tends to be shortened to "eins"). This occurs most commonly when you say "One of the…", e.g. "Der VW Käfer ist eines der erfolgreichsten Automodelle der Geschichte" or "Einer der wichtigsten Vorteile…" The other ein-words also follow this ending pattern when used as pronouns. More examples: Das ist nicht mein Baby, sondern sein(e)s ["sein" functions here as a pronoun for "sein Baby"]. "Das ist nicht mein Hut, sondern ihrer. Ihrer ist blau, meiner ist gelb." Note the idiomatic expression "die einen…die anderen," e.g. "Die einen [some] essen lieber SPAM, die anderen [others] essen lieber Spätzle."


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At Fellowship Bible Church, our highest values are Jesus Christ, the Word of God and our love for others. These values drive our ministries and our purpose as a church.
Fellowship Bible Church is here to make disciples of Jesus Christ.
To see lives transformed and legacies changed for eternity.
We love God because He first loved us. Our love grows for God when we get to know Him, obey His commands, faithfully endure through difficult times and worship Him in all circumstances.
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We are grounded in God's Word, the Bible. The Bible reveals who God is and helps us understand what He has done to restore us to Himself and how to come to Him through Jesus. We are also guided by the Bible as it provides for us a blueprint to live a life that responds to God and lovingly responds to others.
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We are happy to introduce our new intern Estelle, who works with our content programming team and has brought some of the French je ne sais quoi to the office. …
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Leah, our Junior Graphic Designer, came to us from the windy, high-shouldered city of Chicago. She now loves living in Manhattan mostly because she is a major Broadway fan. So as our …
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Meet Sara, our amazing and fabulous Sales Account Executive, also known as SJ in our office. Sara is originally from Southern California, but she is yet to learn how to …
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This week, we continue to introduce you to our delightful Dailymotion team members. Today, we introduce you to our amazing Content Operations Coordinator, Steve. Steve previously worked at Major League …
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Rachel is our beloved Content Promotions Manager; essentially, she develops on and offsite promotional plans for our content partners via social media, marketing and public relations. Rachel spent her early days on …
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Dryden Community Center Cafe
|1 West Main St. Dryden, NY 13053
Phone: (607) 844-1500
With the word community right in the name and a special for almost every day of the week, it's obvious that this local eatery is run by the people, for the people. Dryden Community Center Café is a non-profit, volunteer run organization that can been found not only hosting the local events, but promoting them. Most Fridays at the Café are Free Music Fridays, featuring a wide array of home-grown musicians.
Their menu features classics like BLT's, Reubens, and peanut butter and jelly, all made with love by a dedicated group of volunteers. In their own words, they "bring the best home-style recipes to you!"
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Ravens blow off payback talk vs. Manning
Ed Reed: Not about payback in Denver
The Ravens were struggling to stay in the game and avoid a blowout loss, but then Peyton Manning struck.
He hit Eric Decker, who fooled cornerback Cary Williams on a stop-and-go, and went 51 yards for a touchdown that gave the Denver Broncos a 24-3 lead midway through the third quarter in Week 15.
Ravens safety Ed Reed could be seen exasperated after Decker reached the end zone. Any chances the Ravens had of making a comeback were virtually gone as they eventually lost for the third time in a row 34-17.
Saturday, the teams meet again, though in Denver this time, for a second-round playoff game to determine who advances to the AFC championship. Including that win by Manning, he has beaten the Ravens nine consecutive times, with eight of them coming as the quarterback of the Indianapolis Colts.
The theme of payback doesn't seem to be in the Ravens' vocabulary.
"History means nothing," Williams said. "I couldn't care less about history. Right it's about being the hottest team in the league right now. Whoever's playing their best football at this time is usually the guys that win the Super Bowl. As far as I'm concerned, numbers don't mean a damn thing to me."
They have linebacker Ray Lewis back, who played his first game since Oct. 14 when he tore his triceps tendon. Lewis made 9 solo tackles for the Ravens in a 24-9 win Sunday vs. the Colts and rookie quarterback Andrew Luck in a wild-card playoff game.
They also should have a better Terrell Suggs, who re-injured his torn biceps against the Broncos and played a season-low 42 snaps. That was Suggs' first game back after sitting out the previous game with the injury.
The NFL's second-best red zone defense when it comes to keeping teams from scoring the touchdowns, the Colts went 0-for-3 and had to settle for three field goals.
The Ravens are indeed a different team than the one that was in disarray late in the regular season, losing four of their last five games. Without Lewis or Dannell Ellerbe, Josh Bynes, who is in his second season and began the year on the practice squad, filled in at middle linebacker against Manning.
Ellerbe, the Ravens' best defensive player all season, had a bad ankle that caused him to miss three consecutive games -- all losses.
"It's no payback. We just got to go play ball," Ravens safety Bernard Pollard said. "That was the regular season."


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Volunteers set up 9/11 memorial in Tempe
TEMPE, Ariz. -- As the nation prepares to honor the victims of the September 11th attacks, hundreds of volunteers gathered in Tempe on Tuesday to set up the 9/11 Memorial Healing Field.
At Tempe Beach Park, nearly 3,000 American flags wave in the wind as part of the nation's longest consecutive-running Healing Field, commemorating the lives lost in the attacks.
"One flag is for each one we lost at the Pentagon, on the flight crew, and the trade centers," said Doug Royse, co-chairman of the Healing Field.
A note is attached to each flagpole with the name of a victim. Some have teddy bears lying beside them to honor the children who lost their lives.
The memorial will be open to the public until Sunday.