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FORT DRUM Four soldiers and a civilian from the post, who died in June while on deployment to Afghanistan, were remembered Thursday as dedicated and skilled in their work and devoted to their friends and loved ones.
They understood the heavy risk associated with selfless service, but they willingly made that choice to protect what mattered most: their families, their friends and their comrades, said Col. Robert A. Rudolph, rear provisional commander for the 2nd Brigade Combat Team, the brigade with which all five served.
Remembered during the afternoon ceremony were Lt. Cols. Todd J. Clark and Jaimie E. Leonard, Sgt. Javier Sanchez Jr., Pfc. Mariano M. Raymundo and civilian Joseph A. Morabito. Several family members of each were in attendance, creating a long train as they followed Maj. Gen. Stephen J. Townsend, 10th Mountain Division commander, from division headquarters to the posts Memorial Park.
Lt. Cols. Clark and Leonard, along with Mr. Morabito, were killed in Zarghun Shahr, Paktika Province, on June 8 by a man wearing an Afghan military uniform.
Maj. Joseph C. Geraci said Col. Clark was a great cavalryman, comparing him to Civil War general John Buford for the personal sacrifices he made to serve, including his return after suffering serious injuries from an improvised explosive device in 2010, and the great love for his fellow soldiers reflected in several testimonials Maj. Geraci read during his remarks.
He was a realist, and as genuine a man as they come, the real merchandise, one soldier wrote.
Col. Leonard was remembered in a statement from a friend and mentor, Col. Ketti Davison, who is deployed in Afghanistan, as someone who loved Afghanistans complex history and culture and was determined to make a difference through her work.
You couldnt keep her inside of the wire, Chief Warrant Officer 3 Glenn J. Gleason said, reading Col. Davisons statement. She ran to the sounds of the guns.
The mentor added that Col. Leonards service was driven by a love of her country and a desire to pass along Americas best traits to her Afghan counterparts.
Mr. Morabito, a retired Navy and New York Police Department officer who was a civilian law enforcement professional with the Army in Iraq and Afghanistan, was remembered by Maj. Del P. Boyer as a bigger than life personality who was one of the most patriotic people he knew.
He was our big brother, Maj. Boyer said. Joes character and personality could light up a city.
Sgt. Sanchez, who died June 23 of injuries suffered from an improvised explosive device during a mounted patrol in Sar Rowzah, specially requested a change of unit to be closer to fighting.
He said he would do whatever it took, dismount up the mountains, man a gun, drive, anything, said Capt. Chester D. Boyles, who spoke for Sgt. Sanchez. He didnt let the men of Alpha Company down.
Pfc. Raymundo died June 1 in Sharan. His death is still under investigation. Spc. Allen E. Florek said Pfc. Raymundo was the textbook definition of a perfect soldier and perfect friend.
A great follower and listener, Spc. Florek said, his friend was eager to help new soldiers and find answers to difficult problems. As one example of his character, Spc. Florek said, another soldiers sleeping bag was drenched in a heavy rain that flooded their tent, at which point Pfc. Raymundo gave up his own and slept under a poncho liner.
He taught me how to be a better soldier and better team leader, Spc. Florek said.
None of the family members of the five being remembered was available for comment immediately after the ceremony.
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Published: 23 June 2011
Airport investment creates 65 jobs
A significant investment in the food and drink offer for passengers at Belfast International Airport has created more than 65 jobs with five new units including two restaurants and a Burger King outlet.
First Minister the Rt. Hon. Peter D. Robinson, MLA and deputy First Minister Martin McGuinness MP, MLA have opened a new dining complex at Belfast International Airport
This refurbishment project, which incorporates five new food and drink units, is part of a £1.5 m. investment at the airport by food travel experts SSP, UK. The investment, which will create 60 new jobs, will give passengers a much wider range of dining choices.
Speaking at the opening, the First Minister said;
"This is an important development in the history of Belfast International Airport and I congratulate the airport authorities and their partners in this enterprise, SSP UK, on these wonderful facilities.
"In today's world the importance of choice is crucial and these new units offer a much wider range of dining options to the air traveller and this is to be welcomed. This investment has also led to the creation of new jobs at the airport and in today's challenging economic climate, this is good news not only for Belfast International Airport, but for the wider local economy."
The deputy First Minister also praised the new facilities saying that they will be highly welcomed by passengers using the airport.
He said; "Airports can have a lasting impression on those who pass through them and it is therefore vitally important that the right impression is made. We have a worldwide reputation for our hospitality and for those people who choose to use Belfast International Airport, they will not be disappointed with the range of culinary options on offer.
"We want more and more people to visit us and our airports are a crucial sector in the tourism industry. The tourism industry can play a vital role in helping to revitalise our local economy and in Government we are ready and willing to play our part. That is why we are striving, for example, to have Air Passenger Duty rates reduced and have raised the issue directly with the Chancellor,"
Nathan Wall, Managing Director for Air at SSP UK, said:
"We are delighted to be able to invest in Belfast International Airport in this way and we are confident that the new openings will improve the experience for passengers landside and airside. As food travel experts we have been able to provide a fantastic offer with a full choice of options for every passenger, whatever their taste, and we're proud to support employment and training opportunities for local people.
John Doran, Managing Director Belfast International Airport said,
"It is very fitting that both the First and Deputy First Minsters are here to open the final phase of the airport's £10m investment in terminal facilities as they launched the project in May 2009. We have created modern, spacious and service-focused facilities designed to make the airport easy and convenient to use for all passengers and we certainly believe very fitting for Northern Ireland's principal airport."

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Ten three-pointers by Emery cooled Carbon High's chances of taking a win on the road from the Spartans on Friday night.
The Dinos were unable to overcome a second and third quarter lapse when Emery outscored the team 36-20.
Emery recorded the region eight win, 70-61.
Chase Julian led the Dinos with 14 points.
Four other Carbon players scored in double digits in the loss, including Brandon Manzanares with 13, Tyler Nelson and Zach Henseler with 11 and Bryan Stewart with 10.
On the previous night, the Lady Dinos broke open a close game in the final minutes, outscoring the Lady Spartans 16-3 in the last six minutes of the fourth quarter.
Brittany Pollastro was the high scorer of the game with 12.
Morgan Warburton added 10 and Cassie Christman posted nine.
The Lady Dinos improve to 4-2 in the region.
The boys and girls teams host Delta today.
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Published: 09 May 2011
easyJet today resumes its London Luton flights from Belfast International Airport.
The airline transferred the service to George Best Belfast City Airport in January last year, but says it makes commercial sense to return to Belfast International. Ali Gayward, easyJet commercial manager, said: "Moving to Belfast City was always a trial, but in over a year we saw no tangible benefits. "Our 20 other routes operate from Belfast International and we are now consolidating our overall operation by reinstating our Luton flights from there as well. "Luton is a popular route for both business and leisure travellers, and dovetails well with our other London area services from Belfast International to Stansted and Gatwick. We now operate up to 140 return flights to London every week which has been welcomed by the business community" "Our same high standards of service will continue to be a priority and will ensure that easyJet retains its position as Northern Ireland's favourite airline."
There will be up to three flights daily from Belfast International Airport to London Luton, with fares from 23.99, one way including taxes. Uel Hoey, business development director at Belfast International Airport, said: "The return of easyJet's Luton service is excellent news for the airport. "The airline's commitment to an exciting new growth phase at its traditional Northern Ireland home will mean more passengers coming through the doors at Belfast International. "Together with the introduction of easyJet's Manchester route on 31 October, and ongoing evaluations of other key domestic and international routes, these are truly exciting times for Belfast International."
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Sheridan Electric wins American crown
Sheridan Electric captured the Warwick American Little League championship. Pictured, from bottom left: Jacob Paul, Brandon Leach, Cameron Armenti, Cameron Martin, Jake Randall, Tommy DiPetrillo, Joshua Petteruti, Nathan Miller, Jake Langevin and Jake Brodeur. Coaches are Matt Miller, Tom Paul and Mark Randall. Not pictured: Eric Roderick.
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Suddenly everyone is talking about Tipitina and their new CD. "Debbie Jones sings superbly on this sizzling collection of blues-tinged songs. A tipped jazz outfit, Jools Holland will love them" [What's On]. "Debbie Jones is as sultry as a night downtown, Justin boogies like there's no tomorrow. An album with its heart and soul deep in New Orleans. Glorious" [The Mail] "Instantly recognisable, Tipitina are really on to something" [Paul, Jones, BBC Radio 2]. "New Orleans music is like an underground stream that rises to the surface every now and then. It happened for Fats Domino in the 50s, Dr John in the 70s, The Neville Brothers and The Meters in the 70s and 80s and for our own Jools Holland. I bet that Tipitina will be the next". [The Guardian]. "A remarkable CD which conveys the steam-heat of a New Orleans night, a Bourbon Street bar. An exceptional singer, a tremendous blues, boogie and rhythm & blues pianist. A spectacular achievement." [The Jazz Rag].
"I found the album hugely entertaining and I would hope that Tipitina do very well out of it." - Paul Jones, BBC Radio 2.... .. .."Vocalist Debbie Jones is as sultry as a night downtown, while Justin Randall's piano boogies like there's no tomorrow." - JD, Sunday Mercury Newspaper.... .. .."Debbie Jones, has a rich, soulful and very expressive voice, well suited to the material. The authentic-sounding soloing of Justin Randall shows a mastery of the various New Orleans piano styles and there is also invigorating solo input from the saxist and guitarist." Bob Weir, Jazz Journal.... .. .."...the striking voice of Debbie Jones dominates, but special mention must be made too of moments such as Justin Randall's boogie tour de force on the fast rocking Breaking Up The House." Chris Yates, Jazz Rag Magazine.... .. ............


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West Wyalong
West Wyalong, New South Wales, 497 km west of Sydney, is the administrative centre of Bland Shire. In 1914, the shire offices were located in Wyalong, 5 km from west Wyalong. The Memorial Hall at Wyalong lists those from the district who enlisted and those who made the supreme sacrifice.
The AIF Project database lists 120 members of the AIF who gave Wyalong as their address upon enlistment. Of those, 15 were killed in action, 4 died of wounds, and 2 died of disease. Those who gave West Wyalong as their address numbered 192, of whom 31 were killed in action, 4 died of wounds, and 2 died of disease. Four men who enlisted gave Ungarie, an outlying village, as their address: one was killed in action, and three returned to Australia. From Barmedman, 66 men enlisted in the AIF: 11 were killed in action and 3 died of wounds.
The figures quoted above reflect those who gave Wyalong, West Wyalong or Barmedeman as their address or the address of their next of kin. It does not include those who gave outlying villages/townships as their address. Hence there is some discrepancy between these figures and the names listed on the Memorial Hall panels.
Listed below are some soldiers from West Wyalong. Click on their names to view their AIF Project records.
Durrington, England
Durrington Cemetery, Wiltshire, England, is north-west of Durrington Village. The cemetery, which contains 252 war graves (of which 141 are Australian), is a general cemetery controlled by the Parish. Most of the war graves are those of soldiers connected with the nearby Larkhill Camp. The Australian graves are to the right of a wall inscribed with the words "Their Name Liveth For Evermore".
Irish-born enlistments in the AIF
Analysis of the records suggests that approximately 3,000 men born in Ireland enlisted for service in the AIF. (An indeterminate number - probably many more - born in Australia of Irish families - also enlisted.) In Northern Ireland there are a number of local war memorials that record such enlistments, eg Ballycastle, Co. Antrim (Photos 1 2 3), where there is also the Anzac Bar (Photo), established by J DELARGY, who served with the British Army. Shankill Cemetery, Lurgan, Co. Armagh (Photos 1 2).
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|Dicus Unveils 2012-13 Men's Golf Schedule
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After posting its best finish in the Southern Conference in a decade, Appalachian State University men's golf plays a challenging schedule in 2012-13, head coach Bill Dicus announced on Wednesday. The Mountaineers will compete in 12 tournaments spanning from September to April, when the squad challenges for a SoCon title at Daniel Island,
S.C.'s Ralston Creek Golf Course. App State hosts three events, including two at Mimosa Hills Country Club in Morganton, N.C. The 2012-13 campaign opens at the Raines Development Group Spring Hill Suites Intercollegiate in Florence, S.C. on Sept. 10-11. Appalachian placed 13th at the event a season ago, with Josh Nichols leading the way in 18th place. From there, Dicus' squad takes a rare trip up north on Oct. 1-2 for the Telich Sun Life Financial/CSU Invitational at Cleveland, Ohio's Canterbury Golf Course. Last season, the Apps tied for sixth out of 14 teams at the event hosted by Cleveland State. Then-sophomore Casey Komline tied for third place at the rain-shortened event.
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South Korean President Park Geun-Hye pays homage to the sailors who... Photo d'actualitéCheonan,Cimetière,Corée du Sud,Cérémonie,Daejeon,Gouvernement,Horizontal,Marin,Mort,Park Geun-hye,Politique,Respect,VillePhotographer KIM JAE-HWANCollection: AFP 2013 AFPSouth Korean President Park Geun-Hye (L) pays homage to the sailors who died in 2010 when the naval vessel 'Cheonan' was sunk, during a ceremony at a cemetery in the central city of Daejeon on March 26, 2013. Forty-six sailors died after the naval vessel Cheonan was sunk by what Seoul insists was a North Korean submarine. Addressing a ceremony for the 46 sailors, South Korean President Park Geun-Hye warned Pyongyang that its only 'path to survival' lay in abandoning its nuclear and missile programs. AFP PHOTO / POOL/ KIM JAE-HWAN (Photo credit should read KIM JAE-HWAN/AFP/Getty Images)


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A firestorm is raging over Urban Outfitters line of Navajo brand clothing line and accessories within the Navajo Nation government. With allegations of trademark violations and what is considered disrespectful promotion of products such as underwear and a liquor flask. The tribe holds at least 10 trademarks and the use of the name "Navajo" by […]
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Which version of linux are you using? Were you using Lilo or Grub as your boot loader? Do you still have your installation cd's?
Hello Again.
I just installd a fresh Windows 2k (i needed to install it again), but when i boot my computer it just boots windows, it doesn't asks 'make you choice'. How can I get the choice menu?
Thanks in advance
Which version of linux are you using? Were you using Lilo or Grub as your boot loader? Do you still have your installation cd's?
Sorry, forgot about it!
Using Fedora Core 4, have the four CD's right here
I can't see the system using any loader at all, but I know Fedora uses GRUB.
Thanks in advance
ok, this can be fixed, but involves a lot of delicate steps. I suggest you write them down:
1. Boot to your 1st Fedora cd. On the Fedora splashscreen, before the install starts, type "linux rescue."
2. Follow the dialog, and if asked, allow the cd to mount the hard disk in read-write mode (can't remember the exact phrase, because I don't have my cd available.)Code:linuux rescue
3. When it is done booting, create a directory to mount your Fedora partition.
4. Mount your Fedora partition on this new directory.Code:mkdir /mnt/fedora
where hdx = the partition where you installed linux. (If you are not sure, you can doCode:mount /dev/hdx /mnt/fedora. This should show you all the partitions on your disk.Code:fdisk -p /dev/hda
5. This step is only necesary if your /boot folder is on a different partition. Otherwise, go to step 6.
If your /boot resides on a different partition, mount it under /mnt/fedora/boot.
where /dev/hdy is the partition where your /boot resides.Code:mount /dev/hdy /mnt/fedora/boot
6. You're almost there. Now, you have to tell linux to treat the /mnt/fedora folder as the root of linux. This will make all the folder settings match your installation.
7. Finally, reinstall grub to the MBR of hda.Code:chroot /mnt/fedora
8. If there were no errors, reboot the computer.Code:grub-install /dev/hda
Please not that, if your hard disk is a SCSI, SATA or PATA drive, your installations wouldn't be /dec/hda but /dev/sda (most likely).Code:reboot
Good luck.
Thanks, going to try it out after my match of waterpolo
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Sister Erika Flower has accepted a call to serve as a missionary for the Church of Jesus Christ of Latter-day Saints in the Washington Spokane-Spanish speaking mission.
She is the daughter of Lawrence and Carol Flower of Wellington.
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The people of Great Britain have had enough of the European Union and its growing financial difficulties. In fact, according to a recent poll, if they had a choice in the matter, the British would leave the EU as soon as possible.
The ongoing financial crisis in Europe has already resulted in plans for a costly bailout for Greece — and the staggering cost of Greek socialism appears to be simply one installment of a much more costly proposition of rebuilding the economies of several member states of the European Union. Now, the bailout's political cost is beginning to come due in Britain. A July 13 story for the Daily Mail reports that public opinion is decisively opposed to continued membership in the EU:
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KVAL Sports predictions: Mile High Magic?
OREGON vs. COLORADO
Tom Ward
No Black Mamba, no problem. The Ducks will likely NOT have De'Anthony Thomas when they roll into Boulder as a 39 point favorite for Saturday's game against Colorado. Oregon leads the country in rushing at 332 yards per game, but have proven this season they can manufacture any kind of offense at just about any given time. The Buffs are 10th in the nation against the run at 91 yards per game, but that stat is somewhat of a misnomer. Oregon State put up 120 rushing yards on the CU defense at Reser Stadium, and Colorado's other two opponents are below average teams—at best. Once again, this one will be over by halftime, and Marcus Mariota may not play at all in the 3rd quarter. Prediction: Oregon 69 Colorado 12
Craig Loper
In stark contrast with last Saturday's game against Cal, the weather forecast is 55 degrees and partly cloudy in Boulder, Colorado. Simply put, better weather means more points for Marcus Mariota and the Ducks offense. Despite De'Anthony Thomas out with an injury, the Ducks won't miss a beat. Expect Byron Marshall to rush for more than 150 yards and not fumble three times this time around. Mariota finds his groove as well, expect a minimum of three touchdown passes and 250 yards. Colorado is better than the last couple of years but they're still nowhere near the ability to be competitive in the Pac-12. If last week's loss to Oregon State is a sign of things to come against Oregon, Buffalo nation is in for a painfully long Saturday. Something to watch in this one will be the matchup between the Oregon secondary and Colorado wideout Paul Richardson. Richardson is the first competitive receiver the Ducks will face this season. Although Richardson only had five catches against Oregon State, he is still talented enough to have a breakout game. Prediction: Oregon 70 Colorado 10
Collin Harmon
I went with my alma mater last week because I thought they were much improved, and the Beavers inconsistency was slightly worrisome, but that proved to be a big lapse in judgment. I won't make that mistake this week. Oregon is faster and more athletic than Colorado at every single position and it will be the fifth straight blowout win for the Ducks as they'll run the Buffs right out of their own stadium. Look for Thomas Tyner to get his biggest workload of the season, and his stat line will reflect that. Prediction: Oregon 63 Colorado 14
John Franchi
|Oregon is primed for a Mile High Blowout. Games are won on the field, but a quick glance at the Pac-12 stat sheet, reveals all the ingredients for a big Oregon win over Colorado. The Ducks come into this game with the most prolific scoring offense in the conference, averaging 59.8 points per game. The Buffaloes rank second to last in the Pac-12 in scoring defense. Colorado has been torched for 300 passing yards per game. Look for Marcus Mariota and his experienced corps of wide receivers to air it out in the thin air. Colorado is better than the team that celebrated just one victory in 2012, but the Buffs have a long way to go before approaching the Ducks' level of talent. Prediction: Oregon 70 Colorado 10
|John continues to lead the overall standings with an 8-1 mark, but Tom has garnered more bonus points than anyone this season by virtue of being closest to the final scores of the games three different weeks.
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With Tina Fey and Amy Poehler as hosts, and a slew of incredible films and television shows--including one of our favorites, Girls--nominated for an award, the 70th Annual Golden Globes were guaranteed to be a memorable affair. But after reflecting on last night's show, we believe the most unforgettable part was the array of glamorous ensembles on the red carpet. From Jessica Alba's vibrant, form-fitting stunner to Kerry Washington's sheer beaded frock, we gathered a handful of flawless looks from this year's Golden Globes. Continue reading for all the details.WHO: Anne Hathaway
WHAT: Winner of Best Performance by a Supporting Actress in a Motion Picture for Les Miserables.
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Best-selling novelist Ann Patchett opens Parnassus Books in her hometown of Nashville, Tennessee, filling void left by string of closures; hopes to join modest ranks of recently opened bookstores that have found unlikely success by offering personal service not available online. MORE
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For Ex-Mayor's Family, Everything Is Political
To appreciate the silken agility with which Ann Patchett constructs her fiction, consider the way the opening sequence in her new novel, "Run," invokes the Virgin Mary.September 20, 2007 booksReview
Finding Joy in My Father's Death
I was happy for all of us that this hideous struggle, which had extended past the most unreasonable expectations, was finally over.
February 27, 2015, Friday
MORE ON ANN PATCHETT AND: Death and Dying , Families and Family Life , Grief (Emotion)
Voting in the Rain
The boring requirements and tenuous rewards of life as an American citizen.
October 19, 2014, Sunday
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An Affection for Books, Dogs, One Tough Nun and, Yes, a Husband
Ann Patchett's new essay collection reinforces the impression of an uncommonly kind person who is not above self-interest but loves books, her grandmother, her husband and her dog.
December 23, 2013, Monday
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Ann Patchett has found gratification in an unexpectedly successful union and in her new bookshop.
November 24, 2013, Sunday
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Ari Shavit discusses his new book, "My Promised Land: The Triumph and Tragedy of Israel."
November 22, 2013, Friday
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After the novelist, memoirist and author of "This Is the Story of a Happy Marriage" read "Charlotte's Web" at age 9, she became so obsessed, she got a pet pig: "That's impact."
November 3, 2013, Sunday
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November 30, 2012, Friday
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November 25, 2012, Sunday
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This year, the Pulitzer Prize committee declined to award a prize for fiction. So we asked these eight experts to do it instead.
May 13, 2012, Sunday
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Effects of Direct Transcranial Current Stimulation on Central Neural Pain Processing in Fibromyalgia
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The main goal of this Collaborative Proposal is to investigate biochemical, functional, and structural neuroimaging changes following non-invasive brain stimulation in patients with chronic widespread pain: fibromyalgia (FM). The fact that multiple therapeutic modalities which focus on central mechanisms provide modest relief for these patients raises the possibility that the cause for the chronicity of this debilitating disorder may lie within the brain itself. We propose that changes in the cortical milieu may result from prolonged experience of pain and suffering. Our previous results suggest changes in excitatory neurotransmitter levels, connectivity between multiple brain networks, and cortical thickness coincide within central neural loci related to pain perception and modulation in FM. Interestingly, modulation of cortical activity can be achieved noninvasively by a novel tool, transcranial direct current stimulation (tDCS), which has been reported to produce lasting therapeutic effects in chronic pain, especially FM. We propose to study the long-term effects of tDCS application on multiple levels of the central nervous system in FM patients. This project has significant clinical relevance and has the support of collaborators from University of Michigan and Harvard University
Procedure: Transcranial Direct Current Stimulation (tDCS)
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|Effects of Direct Transcranial Current Stimulation on Central Neural Pain Processing in Fibromyalgia
- Glu levels within the insula and thalamus will be reduced following tDCS [ Time Frame: 3rd MRI (week 5 of patient participation) ] [ Designated as safety issue: No ]Determine the effects of tDCS on the excitatory neurotransmitter glutamate (Glu) within the insula (posterior and anterior) and thalamus in individuals with FM. Glu levels within the insula and thalamus will be reduced following tDCS, reflecting a down regulation of excitatory neurotransmission in these pain regions.
- Cortical thickness in FM patients, will return to comparable age- and sex-matched pain-free control participant levels following tDCS [ Time Frame: 3rd MRI (week 5 of patient participation) ] [ Designated as safety issue: No ]Investigate whether long-term therapy with tDCS normalizes gray matter thickness in target and cortical areas associated with pain perception and modulation in FM. Cortical thickness in FM patients, will return to comparable age- and sex-matched pain-free control participant levels following tDCS. These effects will be specifically detected in pain modulatory regions (e.g. dorsal lateral prefrontal cortex) of FM patients
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Experimental: Fibromyalgia
Investigate biochemical, functional, and structural neuroimaging changes following non-invasive brain stimulation in patients with chronic widespread pain: fibromyalgia (FM). We will be using tDCS as intervention.
Procedure: Transcranial Direct Current Stimulation (tDCS)
tDCS is based on the application of a weak direct current to the scalp that flows between two relatively large electrodes—anode and cathode. We will be using this device to investigate fibromyalgia.
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- Women who have met American College of Rheumatology (1990) criteria for the diagnosis of FM (Wolfe, Smythe et al. 1990) for at least 1 year. To fulfill the criteria for FM established by the American College of Rheumatology in 1990, an individual must have both chronic widespread pain involving all four quadrants of the body (and the axial skeleton), and the presence of 11 of 18 pre-defined "tender points" on examination. A positive tender point is identified when an individual complains of pain when approximately four kilograms of pressure is applied to one of these points by an examiner
- Continued presence of pain more than 50% of days
- Willingness to limit the introduction of any new medications or treatment modalities for control of FM symptoms during the study
- Being over 18 and under 65 years of age
- BMI of 36 or less (because we use the MRI machine)
- Capability of giving written informed consent
The exclusion criteria are:
- Presence of concurrent autoimmune or inflammatory disease; such as, rheumatoid arthritis, systemic lupus erythematous, inflammatory bowel disease, etc. that causes pain
- Routine daily use of narcotic analgesics or history of substance abuse
- Concurrent participation in other therapeutic trials
- Pregnant and nursing mothers (verification of pregnancy status will be determined via a urine test)
- Severe psychiatric illnesses (current schizophrenia, major depression with suicidal ideation, substance abuse within two years)
- Contraindications to fMRI, or H-MRS methods
- Any impairment, activity or situation that in the judgment of the Study Coordinator or PI would prevent satisfactory completion of the study protocol
Please refer to this study by its ClinicalTrials.gov identifier: NCT01745003
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|Ann Arbor, Michigan, United States, 48106
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|Alexandre DaSilva, DDS, MS
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Myofascial Pain Syndromes
Muscular Diseases
Musculoskeletal Diseases
Nervous System Diseases
Neuromuscular Diseases
Rheumatic Diseases
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Recently the Orioles topped off their 40 man roster adding Britton, Angle and Mahoney. They also left 5 spots on the poster opened. The rule 5 draft is just a week away (December 9th at the winter meetings) and the team left some pretty highly rated prospects vunerable in the draft. What does everyone think of the decision to leave players like Ryan Adams, Pedro Beato, Wynn Pelzer and others out there for the taking?
I read a blog for the Pirates, who have the first pick, stating they weren't sure what the Orioles were thinking in leaving so many players who would gather interest from other organizations out there for the taking.


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So on Friday Apple released an update to the iPhone that patched the exploit/hack we talked about the other day that would let someone gain access to your phone and send messages and control more iPhones. This exploit was for all iPhones, from the original to the iPhone 3G to the iPhone 3Gs.
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Honolulu and traffic jams are synonymous for many of you, especially when we think about parts of Ala Moana Boulevard. The Department of Transportation started construction in the area again. Sunday night through Friday morning there will be multiple lane closures from 8 p.m. to 5 a.m. and single lane closures from 8:30 to 3 p.m all along the boulevard from Smith St. to Kalakaua Ave.
"It will take me literally an hour and fifteen minutes to get to work if I go this way maybe 40 minutes," said Lawrence Fujii who takes the road to get to work.
And some businesses along the boulevard are fed up with the roadwork too.
"There's a lot of lull times. We usually don't have lull times, traffic time, people don't want to come down to this area they don't know what to expect," said Carl Brookes, manager at Bikefactory.
"Sometimes it takes us 40 minutes to find somewhere to park, to go into these neighboring establishments," said customer Christina Bush.
There are mixed feelings about the construction that is due to the beautification project of Ala Moana Boulevard that started in 2011.
"I don't know why they want to beautify the streets really this whole area is the nicest that it gets on the island," said Fujii.
"Actually in the long run, it probably would be worth it. It's just annoying right now, but if it's going to make it look better, I think it's good," said Joel Olegario.
The project includes pavement re-surfacing, changing these old lights to these new ones, and sidewalk repairs.
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Season 2 of the Emmy-« Award-winning Downton Abbey returns as The Great War rages across Europe and not even the serene Yorkshire countryside is free from its effects. The men and women of Downton are doing their part both on the front lines and the home front but the intensity of war only serves to inflame the more familiar passions-love loss blackmail and betrayal.
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2009. Italy. Written and directed by Pietro Marcello. With Vincenzo Motta, Mary Monaco, Franco Leo. Courtesy MK2. In Italian; English subtitles. 76 min.
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With the help of lightweight layers, functional carry-ons, and comfortable-yet-chic footwear, these style-savvy ladies--including Diane Kruger, Olivia Palermo, and Alexa Chung--have mastered the art of fuss-free airport dressing. Keep reading to see exactly what these influencers are wearing and get their look for your next getaway!
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Alessandra Ambrosio
A wide-brim hat adds polish to an outfit and is ideal for concealing messy travel hair.
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Rag & Bone hat; Isabel Marant jacket; Whetherly top; Citizens of Humanity jeans; Chloe Marcie Medium Satchel Bag ($1895); Louis Vuitton suitcase; Isabel Marant The Caleen Studded Leather Concealed Wedge Boots ($890).
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Cameron Diaz
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Jessica Alba
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Etoile Isabel Marant Anderson Jacket ($364); Miu Miu Round-Frame Acetate Sunglasses ($370); Chloe Susanna Studded Leather Boots ($1345).
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Kate Bosworth
Keep it simple and chic with a collared top and flared jeans.
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Throw on a lightweight jacket for those drafty early morning and evening flights.
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Louis Vuitton Sofia Coppola Bag ($4,850)
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A hands-free mini bag allows you to easily carry additional pieces of luggage.
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When in doubt, double bag it with a roomy weekender and polished satchel.
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Give your easygoing look a crisp, seasonally spot-on finish with white accents.
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The Jets Dropped Half-A-Bomb On The Cards
Welp, it only took three seasons and eleven games for Rex Ryan to realize that he's coddled … nay … enabled his starting quarterback. After an embarrassing first half and what sounds like a heated locker room 'discussion' between coach and QB after the game, it sounds like daddy might finally realize that his son needs to respect authoritah!
Who knows what this means for next week, but who cares? The Jets can throw three interceptions and still best a team if their quarterback has his head out of his ass for just half of a game.
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MASSENA - The Massena Central School District will be starting a search for a new elementary principal.
During their monthly meeting on Monday, board of education members accepted the resignation of Shannon Jordan, principal at Nightengale Elementary School, effective Oct. 13. Ms. Jordan has accepted a position with the St. Lawrence-Lewis Board of Cooperative Educational Services.
Interim Superintendent William W. Crist said that, because of the timing, it may be difficult to find a permanent replacement for Ms. Jordan by the time she leaves.
We will be searching for a new principal. We may possibly look for an interim if there is not another viable candidate out there. Because of the release, I dont know if we have sufficient time, he said.
Ms. Jordan, who previously served as a counselor in the district, was appointed as the elementary school principal in August 2009. She took over for Michele Meyers, who resigned as principal effective June 30, 2009 to take a Committee on Special Education position in the Canton Central School District.
Ms. Jordan also served as an interim principal at Madison Elementary School from January 2009 until her appointment to Nightengale Elementary School.
Shes done a great job, Mr. Crist said.
The board also accepted the resignation of French teacher Jonathan Lomaki, which was effective Aug. 27. Mr. Lomaki had been recalled as a foreign language teacher as part of the boards August personnel actions.
The board had voted in July to reinstate Joseph Mittiga to a half-time high school social studies position and Van Alexander to a guidance counselor position, but had not named the returning foreign language teacher at the time.
The 2013 budget had cut three foreign language teachers out of nine, and former Acting Superintendent Stephen M. Putman said that when they decided to reinstate one of those positions, they had to offer it the person with the most seniority who was certified for the job.
Jessica Jarrett, a certified Spanish teacher, was called back as part of Mondays personnel actions at a salary of $46,769.
While the board acted on most of the 80 personnel actions presented to them by Mr. Crist, they tabled seven extra duty assignments as grade level leaders after board member Kevin F. Perretta questioned whether the district had a memorandum of understanding in place with the individuals.
Mr. Crist had recommended Lisa Burlingame for kindergarten, Jacqueline Siddon for grade one, Dee Cook for grade two, Kimberlie Scott for grade three, Diane Toth for grade four, Melisa Denney for grade five and William Lint for grade six.
We can table it and we can bring it back at the next meeting, the superintendent said.
Mr. Perretta also questioned and opposed $400 stipends for Robert Jordan, Erin Covell, Dan Haley, Jodi LaGarry, Eliza Pierce and Roy Thomas for their work with the high schools Link Crew program, which matches up juniors and seniors with incoming freshmen to make the transition to high school easier for them.
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News about Vietnam, including commentary and archival articles published in The New York Times.
Chronology of Coverage
Aug. 8, 2015
Sec of State John Kerry emphasizes importance of improving human rights in speech to Vietnamese officials and entrepreneurs on 20th anniversary of restoration of diplomatic ties between America and Vietnam. MORE
Jul. 31, 2015
Flooding in Vietnam kills at least 17 people, and prompts concerns of landslides and water pollution. MORE
Jul. 9, 2015
Trans-Pacific Partnership trade agreement between United States and 11 Pacific Rim nations, expected in summer, could reshape variety of industries from banking to farming to textiles; Vietnam in particular has been open to expanding trade with US in order to move further under American security umbrella. MORE
Jul. 8, 2015
Pres Obama welcomes Vietnamese Communist Party head Nguyen Phu Trong to White House, saying countries are ready to move beyond their troubled history and work together on security and trade; visit comes on 20th anniversary of normalized relationships between former war enemies and on 40th anniversary of fall of Saigon. MORE
Jul. 8, 2015
Editorial supports Pres Obama's decision to invite Vietnamese Communist Party head Nguyen Phu Trong to White House; holds meeting shows Obama's commitment to building ties in Asia and is beneficial for trade, defense and global peacekeeping; commends Obama for not shying away from subject of Vietnam's human rights abuses and urges him to push Vietnam to open its political system and allow its citizens greater freedoms. MORE
Jul. 6, 2015
Memo from Vietnam; American veterans living in Vietnam are leading reconciliation efforts there, hosting social events with former Vietcong soldiers they once considered enemies and becoming involved in social causes; relations between United States and Vietnam have strengthened rapidly over several years, driven in part by a need to form geopolitical alliances that counterbalance increasing power of China. MORE
Jun. 26, 2015
Lao Cai Journal; dispute between Vietnam and China over island in South China Sea has had profound effect on small-scale traders in border towns like Lao Cai, Vietnam; cross-border trade has been held up for months. MORE
May. 24, 2015
Perri Klass travel article on restaurants that sell street food specialties in Vietnam cities of Hanoi and Hoi An. MORE
Apr. 30, 2015
Hue Journal; economic boom transforming Vietnamese city of Hue is threatening its historic remains and architectural legacy as freeways, resorts and apartment towers are built; development may prove more damaging than long-sustained threats from humid weather and war. MORE
Mar. 31, 2015
Illegal hunting operations in Vietnam are threatening existence of several species of rare wild animals, as poachers seek to capitalize off of demand for exotic meats and ingredients in traditional medicines; stemming illegal trade has proved difficult in Vietnam, where few protections exist and conservation is not high priority. MORE
Mar. 27, 2015
Roger Cohen Op-Ed column submits bloody war between United States and Vietnam has been replaced by trade battle over Vietnamese catfish industry; notes US has fought both to prohibit fish from being called catfish and to label them catfish in order to impose stricter inspection standards; applauds Vietnam for efforts to move past Vietnam War and says fish war is better than actual war. MORE
Feb. 21, 2015
Popular Vietnamese TV program Meeting Each Other at Year's End, which airs every year on Lunar New Year's Eve, mocks government policies in way that is seldom seen in one-party communist state where dissent is discouraged. MORE
Feb. 9, 2015
Vietnam's high-tech industry is booming, but some analysts are concerned that new and pending government regulations, which dictate how businesses must be run, may hurt growth and entrepreneurship. MORE
Jan. 4, 2015
Cargo vessel belonging to Norwegian shipping company Gerbulk reportedly sinks off coast of Vietnam; only 1 of 19 Filipino crew members is known to have survived. MORE
Nov. 2, 2014
David W LLoyd travel article recounts hike through Hang En cave, one of the biggest caves in Vietnam. MORE
Oct. 25, 2014
Editorial cautiously supports America's efforts to strengthen ties with Vietnam by easing ban on providing country with lethal weapons and approving sale of technology for civilian nuclear energy program there; notes Vietnam is important force in America's plans to build regional counterweight to China; warns that regional tensions and Vietnam's poor human rights record necessitate care in transfer of weapons and nuclear equipment. MORE
Oct. 12, 2014
Travel Q&A interview with Charles Phan, chef and owner of San Francisco restaurant Slanted Door, who discusses his culinary outings in Vietnam. MORE
Oct. 3, 2014
United States partially lifts its ban on providing lethal arms to Vietnam, move intended to help Hanoi strengthen its maritime security as it contends with more assertive China. MORE
Aug. 17, 2014
Joint Chiefs of Staff Chairman Gen Martin E Dempsey has courted Vietnam over course of several days; Dempsey is the first chairman in more than 40 years to visit United States' old enemy, now envisioned as partner that will acquire American weapons and help offset power of China. MORE
Aug. 10, 2014
Two-and-a-half month standoff over Chinese oil rig illustrates the long reach of China's nautical ambitions, but broader issues over sovereignty in South China Sea, and who has rights to extract oil and gas in the region, remain far from resolved. MORE
Jul. 22, 2014
Chinese accounted for roughly a million foreign visitors to Vietnam in the first half of 2014; arrivals from the Chinese mainland fell about 30 percent in June following anti-Chinese riots over oil rig in South China Sea. MORE
Jul. 16, 2014
State-owned Chinese energy company announces that giant oil rig deployed in disputed waters off coast of Vietnam has completed its exploration work and will be moved. MORE
Jul. 13, 2014
Op-Ed article by sociologist Tuong Lai underscores Vietnam's need for strategic allies to confront China; contends that Vietnam must join the rest of the world and embrace ideals of democracy, freedom and justice for all if it is to defeat Chinese expansionism. MORE
Jul. 6, 2014
Memories of a short but ferocious conflict between Vietnam and China in 1979 permeate current sour relations between the two Communist countries now at odds over contested waters in the South China Sea; memories are strong not only because of horrendous death toll but also because the Chinese pummeled towns and villages as they withdrew, destroying even schools and hospitals. MORE
Jul. 4, 2014
The detention of the six fishermen in waters claimed by China and Vietnam comes as tensions continue to be high over the disputed waters. MORE
Jun. 20, 2014
Chinese government, one day after tough talks between Vietnam and China that made no progress over Chinese oil rig in South China Sea, says it is sending second rig to waters close to Vietnam; move is signal China will press ahead to secure what it sees as its rights in commercially and strategically vital waterway. MORE
Jun. 19, 2014
China and Vietnam exchange sharp views in their dispute over a Chinese oil rig deployed in contested waters in the South China Sea near Vietnam's coast; China accuses Vietnam of interfering in operations and warns it will takes measures to ensure rig's safety; Vietnam says China has violated its sovereignty and breached regional and international agreements. MORE
Jun. 19, 2014
Editorial expresses concern over China's increasingly aggressive actions in territorial dispute in South China Sea; points to presence of Chinese oil rig in waters claimed by Vietnam and China's efforts to assert dominance in area by creating artificial islands; says real problem is not question of sovereignty, but China's belief that its expanding military and economic power entitle it to greater sway in dispute. MORE
Jun. 18, 2014
Senior Chinese official, Yang Jiechi, will meet with Deputy Prime Min Pham Binh Minh of Vietnam in first high-level discussions between the two countries since early May, when sea vessels from two sides rammed each other in disputed waters near Chinese deep-sea oil rig installation. MORE
Jun. 17, 2014
China has been moving sand onto reefs and shoals to add several new islands to Spratly archipelago, part of effort to expand Chinese footprint in South China Sea; island-building has alarmed Vietnam, the Philippines and other Southeast Asian nations that also claim sovereignty over archipelago. MORE
Jun. 7, 2014
Vietnam is first country in Southeast Asia to make ecosystem payments a national policy through a 2010 law that established an incentive program; farmers receive payments under program that is intended to support economic development in poor areas while protecting forest cover. MORE
May. 28, 2014
Chinese vessel rams and sinks Vietnamese fishing boat near Chinese oil rig parked in disputed waters off Vietnam's coast; nations trade accusations over incident, escalating tensions and aggravating diplomatic relationship that was already at its worst point in decades. MORE
May. 27, 2014
Chinese fishing vessel rams and sinks Vietnamese fishing boat near Chinese deepwater oil rig that was placed in disputed waters off coast of Vietnam; collision is likely to escalate already high tensions between the two countries over the oil rig. MORE
May. 25, 2014
Nicholas Kristof Op-Ed column celebrates Tay Thi Nguyen, Vietnamese girl who defied her mother and starved herself so that she could pursue dream of becoming the first girl from her village to graduate from college; notes that Tay Thi plans on returning home to teach, highlighting how the education of young girls is one of the most powerful tools to achieve social change. MORE
May. 24, 2014
Vietnamese woman sets herself on fire in downtown Ho Chi Minh City to protest China's positioning of an oil rig in waters claimed by Vietnam. MORE
May. 22, 2014
Nicholas Kristof Op-Ed column provides update on impoverished Vietnamese girl Dao Ngoc Phung, whom he visited in 2011 while she was struggling to get an education; says thanks to reader donations to Room To Read, charity founded by Microsoft executive John Wood, Phung, now 16, is near top of her 11th-grade class; notes much more can be done, from legislation to philanthropy, to support women and education worldwide. MORE
May. 22, 2014
Thirty-year natural gas deal between China and Russia shows that it is going to great lengths to satisfy its growing hunger for energy, even as China is locked in tense standoff with Vietnam over oil rig drilling in contested South China Sea; both developments demonstrate China's expansive approach to energy, a political and economic strategy with significant implications for rest of the world. MORE
May. 19, 2014
Vietnamese government stops anti-Chinese demonstrators from gathering outside Chinese Embassy in Hanoi, deploying large number of police officers around building; actions follow week of violent protests prompted by presence of Chinese oil rig in disputed waters of South China Sea, where conflict between countries continues. MORE
May. 18, 2014
Vietnamese officials signal that further violence over a dispute with China will not be tolerated, declaring that more than 300 people involved in attacks on foreign-owned businesses will be prosecuted; outburst of looting and arson that left scores of factories flattened in Vietnam was triggered by China's deployment of deep-sea oil rig in disputed waters of South China Sea off Vietnam's coast. MORE
May. 17, 2014
Vietnamese government risks angering both residents and investors as it attempts to deal with fallout from week of violent protests aimed at foreign businesses; violence was spurred by China's attempts to project its growing power in the contested South China Sea. MORE
May. 16, 2014
Scores of Chinese laborers are brutally attacked by Vietnamese mob as violence in southern Vietnam spreads to Ha Tinh Province over territorial dispute in the South China Sea. MORE
May. 15, 2014
Thousands of Vietnamese workers rampage, setting fire to dozens of foreign-owned factories after China places an oil rig in disputed waters off Vietnam's coast without warning; riots mark a rare outpouring of popular outrage over China's increasingly insistent claims to strategically important, resource-rich seas; in their rage, however, Vietnamese workers appear to have misdirect their anger, attacking businesses from South Korea and Taiwan that took the risk of investing in their nation. MORE
May. 14, 2014
Thousands of workers rampage through an industrial area in southern Vietnam following protest against China's stationing of an oil rig in disputed waters off country's coast; territorial dispute has unleashed some of the worst civil unrest in recent years and has prompted what appears to be a news media blackout by the government. MORE
May. 14, 2014
Thomas L Friedman Op-Ed column contends that a new global political force has been created by social media and the Internet; identifies this group as The Square People, mostly young people who aspire to a higher standard of living and more liberty and who are seeking reform in countries across the globe; cites as examples mobilization of young people in Ukraine and Vietnam. MORE
May. 13, 2014
China and Vietnam appear to have reached at least a temporary impasse over giant drilling rig sent by state-controlled Chinese oil company to site in South China Sea between Vietnam coast and cluster of disputed islands; confrontation continues to raise thorny issues of international law. MORE
May. 12, 2014
Vietnamese Prime Min Nguyen Tan Dung accuses China of 'dangerous and serious violations' in territorial dispute that has raised Vietnam's anger at China to highest level in years; comments represent Vietnam's strongest statement since China towed oil rig into disputed waters off coast of Vietnam. MORE
May. 11, 2014
Thomas L Friedman Op-Ed column describes traveling from Ukraine to Vietnam, noting that both country's are dealing with large and belligerent neighbors in the form of Russia and China; argues that Russia's annexation of Crimea and China's incursion in Vietnam's territorial waters reveal post-Cold War dynamics of nationalism and resource competition; expresses hope that United States can help resolve these border disputes peacefully. MORE
May. 10, 2014
China inflames tensions with Vietnam by moving its first deepwater drilling rig to position about 17 miles off an island claimed by both countries in South China Sea; move signals that China is more willing to act first and invite diplomacy later in dealing with territorial claims. MORE
May. 10, 2014
Editorial asserts that China's deployment of oil rig for first time into area of South China Sea claimed by Vietnam has dangerously increased tensions there; recommends that Vietnam bring case against China to international arbitration tribunal in The Hague; adds that summit meeting of Southeast Asian nations in Myanmar provides good opportunity for Vietnam and its neighbors to formulate unified response to China's aggression. MORE
May. 9, 2014
China demands withdrawal of Vietnamese ships near giant Chinese drilling rig and for the first time acknowledges its vessels had blasted the Vietnamese flotilla with cannons; latest back-and-forth in dispute with Vietnam sends Vietnamese stock market plunging and elicits concern in Washington. MORE
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General Information on Vietnam
Official Name: Socialist Republic of Vietnam
Capital: (Current local time)
Government Type: Communist state
Chief of State: President Nguyen Minh Triet, Prime Minister Nguyen Tan Dung
Population: 85,262,356
Area: 329,560 sq km
Languages: Vietnamese, English, French, Chinese, Khmer mountain area languages (Mon-Khmer and Malayo-Polynesian)
Literacy: Total Population: 90.3% Male: 93.9%; Female: 86.9%
GDP Per Capita: $3,100
Year of Independence: 2 September 1945
Web site: Na.gov.vn
The Artist Dinh Q. Le Expands His Gaze to Worlds Beyond Vietnam
Dinh Q. Le examines memory, experience and how history repeats itself.
October 2, 2015, Friday
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Q. and A.: Jessica Chen Weiss on Nationalism in Chinese Politics
In an interview, Ms. Weiss discussed President Xi Jinping's brand of nationalism and how that has played out in China.
September 24, 2015, Thursday
MORE ON VIETNAM AND: Deng Xiaoping , Hu Jintao , Xi Jinping , China , Japan , South China Sea , Vietnam , Communist Party of China , Defense and Military Forces , Demonstrations, Protests and Riots
Questions Raised About Vietnam War Photos
Images by North Vietnamese war photographers that were featured in a book and exhibit have been found to have been manipulated.
September 2, 2015, Wednesday
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Kazakhstan's Currency Plunges
Financial analysts say the currencies of Kazakhstan's neighbors in Central Asia will likely fall, as well.
August 21, 2015, Friday
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1965: Dr. King to Appeal for Peace
From the International Herald Tribune archives: Martin Luther King Jr. said he would send a letter to North Vietnam in 1965.
August 13, 2015, Thursday
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1965: Johnson on U.S. Vietnam Role
From the International Herald Tribune archives: President Johnson says the U.S. is present "to help" in Vietnam in 1965.
August 12, 2015, Wednesday
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Kerry Tells Vietnam That U.S. Ties Will Deepen if Human Rights Are Protected
The American secretary of state, helping to mark 20 years since the normalization of relations, was in Hanoi to discuss trade and security issues.
August 8, 2015, Saturday
Kerry Urges Beijing to Halt Actions in South China Sea
Talking with his Chinese counterpart while at a meeting of Southeast Asian nations, the secretary of state expressed concerns about island-building in disputed waters.
August 6, 2015, Thursday
MORE ON VIETNAM AND: Kerry, John , State Department , Philippines , Vietnam , China , Turkey , South China Sea , United States International Relations , Islamic State in Iraq and Syria (ISIS) , Assn of Southeast Asian Nations , Kuala Lumpur (Malaysia) , Wang Yi , Reclamation of Land
Great Men (Mostly) Through History
Making composite portraits of national leaders — layering dozens of them, sometimes, into a single frame — one photographer explored the "aesthetic of power" and sameness.
August 4, 2015, Tuesday
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Vietnam Floods Kill 17 and Threaten to Pollute Ha Long Bay
Environmental groups said that waste from coal mines could damage the northern bay, a Unesco World Heritage site famous for its steep limestone islands.
July 31, 2015, Friday
MORE ON VIETNAM AND: Vietnam , Floods , Landslides and Mudslides , Water Pollution , Environment , Eco-Tourism , Deaths (Fatalities) , Ha Long (Vietnam)
Kerry Speaks on Human Rights in Vietnam
Secretary of State John Kerry delivered a speech on Friday in Hanoi recognizing the 20th anniversary of the restoration of diplomatic ties between the United States and Vietnam.
Obama Hosts Vietnam Communist Leader
President Obama met with Nguyen Phu Trong, the head of Vietnam's Communist Party, at the White House and praised the progress made in relations between the U.S. and Vietnam.
In Vietnam Tradition Meets Satire
A hugely popular annual television program featuring folkloric figures is embraced for its light, but sharp mockery of official misdoings.
Terrorism Around the World, 50 Years Ago
A look back finds unrest in some unlikely spots, and some likely ones too.
China Defends Vietnam Boat Sinking
The spokesman for China's Ministry of Foreign Affairs, Qin Gang, defended the country's actions in the sinking of a Vietnamese fishing boat in the disputed South China Sea.
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Obama Factor Plays to Senator's Advantage
After surviving a sex scandal, Senator David Vitter has capitalized on Louisiana's displeasure with the president.September 11, 2009 usNews
Senator Apologizes Again for Prostitution Link
Speaking for the first time since he acknowledged a connection to the so-called D.C. Madam, Senator David Vitter of Louisiana apologized and attacked "political enemies."July 17, 2007 usNews
A Senator's Moral High Ground Gets a Little Shaky
Senator David Vitter of Louisiana, whose phone number was on a client list kept by the so-called D.C. Madam, had depicted himself as a champion of family values.July 11, 2007 usNews
How Best to Strengthen Chemical Regulations
Two bills raise the troubling question of whether to settle for a reasonable compromise or strive instead for a stronger reform to ensure the public's safety.
March 18, 2015, Wednesday
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Tom Udall's Unlikely Alliance With the Chemical Industry
The industry's support for the New Mexico senator, a champion of the environment who is acting as lead negotiator on chemical safety legislation, has surprised activists.
March 7, 2015, Saturday
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Today in Politics
Mayor Bill de Blasio faces a political crisis over the fatal shooting of two police officers by an African-American man.
December 23, 2014, Tuesday
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Wall Street Seeks to Tuck Dodd-Frank Changes in Budget Bill
After four years of twisting arms in Congress, Wall Street may have finally found the opportune moment to reshape financial regulation.
December 9, 2014, Tuesday
MORE ON DAVID VITTER AND: Hensarling, Jeb , Schumer, Charles E , Vitter, David , Citigroup Inc , Commodity Futures Trading Commission , House of Representatives , Senate , Banking and Financial Institutions , Derivatives (Financial Instruments) , Dodd-Frank Wall Street Reform and Consumer Protection Act (2010) , Federal Budget (US)
Congressional Instagram: How I Spent My Weekend, Rodeo Edition
Senator David Vitter, Republican of Louisiana, takes in a rodeo from a horse-drawn carriage.
October 20, 2014, Monday
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Republicans to Investigate Environmental Group's Influence on Carbon Rule
The inquiry, to be led by Representative Darrell Issa of California and Senator David Vitter of Louisiana, will look at whether the Environmental Protection Agency allowed an advocacy group too much sway in developing a regulation to curb carbon...
October 11, 2014, Saturday
The End of Our Financial Illusions
Much progress has been made on overseeing the largest banks, but a good deal more must be done to toughen standards and end government subsidies, an economist writes.
April 17, 2014, Thursday
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Taxpayer Subsidies and Too-Big-to-Fail Banks
The New York Fed has resisted calls to break up the big banks.
March 26, 2014, Wednesday
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Vitter to Run for Louisiana Governor
A Republican once tarred by a prostitution scandal, Senator David Vitter announced he will run to succeed Gov. Bobby Jindal in 2015.
January 21, 2014, Tuesday
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The Big-Bank Subsidy
Protests from the industry aside, the data clearly show that the biggest banks receive a subsidy from the government as a result of its too-big-to-fail approach, an economist writes.
October 10, 2013, Thursday
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Teri Meri Kahaani
Drama, Romance
This story takes us through a journey of eternal love between a couple who have vowed to love each other not only in this life but in every life to follow. The story starts in 1960 Bombay with Govind and Ruksar, then moves ahead to present times, 2012 England with Radha and Krish, and then goes back in time to Punjab, 1910 with Aradhana and Javed. Will the two lovers traverse all situations and end up together? Or does time and destiny have other plans?
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