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thank goodness labor day has passed.
october is much closer now.
and that means the debut of 'scandal.'
right now, kerry washington is on the cover of 'glamour' and does she not look amazing?
i'm really excited about season 3. not only because we'll get some sort of wrap up to last season's cliff hangers but also because lisa kudrow will appear in a few episodes.
phoebe from 'friends' will be on.
the season opener is supposed to be a shocker with a plot twist no 1 is expecting.
i am on pins and needles.
let's close with c.i.'s 'Iraq snapshot:'
While Obama has long spoken out against Bashar al-Assad and the use ofchemical weapons, it was the president's apparent off-the-cuff comments one year ago that may now be most responsible for putting the U.S. in a bind.
Obama's warning in August 2012 that use of a "whole bunch" of chemical weapons would cross a "red line," triggering "enormous consequences," went much further than aides had planned, several told the New York Times earlier this year. Some reportedly wished Obama could have taken those words back.
Now, the Nobel Peace Prize laureate, who has made ending the wars in Iraq and Afghanistan his signature foreign policy achievement, is at risk of entangling the U.S. in a fresh Middle East conflict.
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Because Barack Obama, two years ago, said "Assad must go," and, one year ago, said any use of chemical weapons crosses his "red line," Congress has no choice but to plunge America into yet another Mideast war.
Can this be? Are we really, as a nation, required to go to war to make good the simple-minded statements of an untutored president who had no constitutional authority to issue his impulsive ultimata?
Are we really required to go to war to get the egg off Obama's face?
With obscene imperial arrogance, President Obama proclaimed that the "world" – not he – has drawn a bloody "red line" in Syria. "I didn't set a red line," said Obama, at a stop in Sweden on his way to a Group of 20 nations meeting in St. Petersburg, Russia. "The world set a red line."
That's news to the rest of the planet, including most of the Group of 20 and the meeting's host, Russian President Vladimir Putin, who described Obama's claims that Syria used sarin gas against civilians in rebel-held areas as "completely ridiculous." "It does not fit any logic," said Putin, since Syrian President Assad's forces "have the so-called rebels surrounded and are finishing them off."
It's news to China, which will surely join Russia in vetoing any Security Council motion to provide legal cover for Obama's aggression. And it's news to the usually compliant UN Secretary General Ban Ki-moon, who this week reaffirmedthat "the Security Council has primary responsibility for international peace and security" and "the use of force is lawful only when in exercise of self-defense in accordance with article 51 of the United Nations Charter and or when the Security Council approves such action."
It's news to Great Britain, America's temporarily wayward poodle, whose parliament rejected any militarily entanglement in Obama's red line. As esteemed political analyst William Blum points out, 64 percent of the people of France oppose their government's planned participation Obama's Battle of the Red Line.
Apparently, a young and impressionable Obama took the 1985 USA for Africa song "We are the World" too literally, and believes that all one need do is sing or shout the words to make it so.
The black misleadership scoundrels are also worthy of scorn in this crime. Van Jones was tossed under the wheels of Obama's bus yet has sung his praises ever since. As a "left" commentator on CNN he said, "If you kill Assad right now, wonderful." Jones also claimed that the United States overthrew a dictator in Iran in 1953. Of course Mohammed Mossadegh was democratically elected and Jones was left to feebly explain that he meant to use the word leader.
Jones wasn't alone in trashing black Americans' historic opposition to military aggression. We didn't really need further proof that black politics has reached its nadir under Obama, but Eleanor Holmes Norton provided us with more. The non-voting Washington DC delegate to congress had this to say about why Obama will probably win congressional approval for more death and destruction. "If [Obama] gets saved at all, I think it'll be because, it'll be because of loyalty of Democrats. They just don't want to see him shamed and humiliated on the national stage." Not satisfied at her public expression of stupidity she had this to say. "At the moment, that's the only reason I would vote for it if I could vote on it." So shallow and shameful were Norton's words that one might be tempted to support the district's powerless status.
Justin Raimondo (Antiwar.com) calls out Pelosi's stupidity:
To the reporters crowding around her, who share the globalist assumptions of the political class, her remarks seemed… well, unremarkable. To ordinary people, however, Pelosi's smart-as-a-whip grandson posed a very good question, perhaps the only pertinent one in this whole debate: what does the Syrian civil war have to do with us? Which makes one wonder: what was Pelosi thinking as she related a narrative whose real meaning seemed to elude her.
Which brings us rather neatly to the central question underlying the debate over whether to strike Syria: What was the Obama administration thinking when they decided to try to pull this off? Do they live on another planet from the rest of us?
That is really the central issue here. Forget the "weapons of mass destruction:" let's not even talk about the vague and very shaky "evidence" linking the Assad regime to the use of sarin gas – and it's probably best to ignore the "moral" arguments users of phosphorus bombs and depleted uranium weaponry invoke when justifying this war. The real question is what kind of mindset are the Nancy Pelosis of this world operating under. It's not a partisan mindset: the leadership of both parties, as well as the White House have all drunk from the same pitcher of Kool-Aid.
For Congressional advocates for war, international law doesn't matter. Nor, as Jason Ditz (Antiwar.com), does public opinion appear to matter:
But while the president can count on old-guard hawks to vote yes before they even hear what country they're voting to lob missiles at, the American public is nowhere near so easy to trick, and despite top officials repeatedly advocating the war in public addresses, the polls continue to show broad, bipartisan opposition among Americans for the conflict.
Nationwide, the administration can't even crack the 30% mark on selling the war to the public, even with television news networks shamelessly reiterating administration lies about unquestionable "proof" of Assad's guilt and Secretary of State John Kerry loudly and repeatedly comparing Assad to Adolf Hitler.
Officials are throwing every rhetorical trick in the book at Congress to see what sticks at this point, from Hitler to Iran, and making any empty promises about keeping the war limited to skeptics while talking up escalation to hawks.
There is palpable desperation in the administration's attempts to sell the war at all costs, and while officials have regularly tried to trick the country into war throughout history, there have been few that have been so flagrant about it. Fortunately, the polls are still not on their side, and the American public appear unwilling to be fooled this time.
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Yesterday, MoveOn sent out the following e-mail:
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Today Rebecca Shabad (The Hill) reports, "The liberal group MoveOn said Wednesday it opposes military action in Syria and will work to defeat it in Congress. The group, which spearheaded liberal opposition to the Iraq War, said it surveyed its 8 million members and found overwhelming opposition to President Obama's call for Syria strikes."
I'm honestly surprised by that move — not by the results of the vote but that MoveOn listened to their membership. Maybe if John Kerry would stop repeatedly hissing "Hitler," he could hear the voice of the people as well? Or maybe the question to ask is WWHB: Who Would Hitler Back?
Today on Morning Edition (NPR — link is audio and transcript), US-backing efforts in Syria were discussed:
And I'm Renee Montagne.
President Obama has promised limited military action against Syria. He says missile strikes are not about regime change and there will be no boots on the ground. But even as the Congress debates the president's plans for action, the White House is looking at broader options.
NPR's Tom Bowman reports the president may call on the U.S. military to help build up the Syrian opposition.
TOM BOWMAN, BYLINE: Right now it's not the Pentagon but the CIA that's working with the Syrian rebels, mostly providing training in Jordan. But the president also promised weapons for the rebels back in June and they haven't arrived. So yesterday at a Senate hearing, Republican Bob Corker of Tennessee put this question to Secretary of State John Kerry.
SENATOR BOB CORKER: Why have we been so slow, so inept in so many ways at helping build capacity of this opposition that we have said publicly that we support?
SECRETARY JOHN KERRY: I think, Senator, we need to have that discussion tomorrow in classified session. We can talk about some components of that.
BOWMAN: Classified session, meaning behind closed doors; that's because the CIA is handling the effort. Defense Secretary Chuck Hagel told Senator Corker the U.S. military is on the sidelines.
Again, WWHB? As Robert Fisk (ZNet) pointed out last week:
It's full circle for the CIA, back in business with al Qaeda after training and funding them to fight against the USSR military in Afghanistan. The Voice of Russia reports Russian President Vladamir Putin is criticizing the US government for getting in bed with al Qaeda:
"Surely, this lie is not very elegant," he said. "I watched the debates in Congress. A congressman asks Mr. [US Secretary of State John] Kerry: 'Is there al-Qaeda there? There has been rumor that they are gaining strength'. He [Kerry] replies, 'No. I am telling you firmly: there are none of them there'," Putin said.
Darya Korsunskaya, Steve Gutterman and Timothy Heritage (Reuters) report it this way:
"They lie beautifully, of course. I saw debates in Congress. A congressman asks Mr Kerry: 'Is al Qaeda there?' He says: 'No, I am telling you responsibly that it is not'," Putin said at a meeting of his human rights council in the Kremlin.
"Al Qaeda units are the main military echelon, and they know this," he said, referring to the United States. "It was unpleasant and surprising for me – we talk to them, we proceed from the assumption that they are decent people. But he is lying and knows he is lying. It's sad."
In fairness to John Kerry, he's never dined with al Qaeda so he might have trouble identifying them.
In an attempt to help him, let's note Karin Laub and Sarah DiLorenzo (AP) reported this afternoon that a vicious assault took place on the "Christian mountain village" of Maaloula today. Bashar al-Assad's forces? No, al-Assad's government has been secular. So who was it? Barack Obama's beloved rebels, "rebels from the al-Qaida-linked Jabhat al-Nusra group launched the assault on predominantly Christian Maaloula."
This is who Barack is supporting.
Syria shares a border with Iraq. All Iraq News notes Nouri al-Maliki is planning to deliver a speech on Syria today. Hou Qiang (Xinhua) reports, "Iraqi Prime Minister Nuri al- Maliki on Wednesday launched a new peace initiative to end the Syrian crisis and called on the Arab countries and the world to back his plan.Maliki said at his weekly statement that his nine-point initiative is a modified version of Iraq's former peace plan, which was rejected by the Syrian opposition last year. The plan includes a series of proposals like stopping arming the both sides of the conflict, withdrawal of all foreign fighters, supporting investigation into the use of chemical weapons and rejection of military intervention in Syria, as well as establishing a fund for the return of Syrian refugees."
Krishnadev Calamur (NPR) looks at the region and how they view an attack on Syria. We'll note the section on Iraq:
Iraq has been careful to maintain neutrality in Syria, but its prime minister blamed the recent increase in violence on what was happening next door.
"The internal situation in Syria is playing a major role with what's happening in Iraq," Nouri al-Maliki said .
He was also critical of the proposed in Syria.
"The military solution is a dead end that has nothing in it but the destruction of Syria," he said. "Nothing is obvious on the horizon other than destruction, catastrophe and a civil war that has no winner."
Maliki previously would further destabilize the region.
In recent years, Iraq has drawn closer to Iran, and, , has granted Iran access to its airspace to deliver weapons and fighters to Assad.
It's worth pointing out that the Obama administration, in its attempt to make a case for military action in Syria, has insisted it , where the U.S. spent more than eight years until the withdrawal of troops in 2011.
On this, Nouri's position is the position of a number of Iraqis. But it is not the position of Iraq. The KRG only recently made a statement to the effect of they will stay out of it. The Kurds in Iraq generally speaking support the Kurds in Syria. In Iraq, the Kurds have a semi-autonomous area. In Syria, they do not. The US-invasion of Iraq toppled the presidency of Saddam Hussein and his government which was seen as serving the Sunni population. After the invasion, the (US-installed) Shi'ites took over. They are the majority population in Iraq. In Syria, it's the other side of the coin with an estimated 74% of the population being Sunni Muslim. Some Sunnis in Iraq support the Sunnis in Syria and some Iraqi Sunnis cross the border to fight in the Syrian War. (Some Iraqi Shi'ites also cross the border to fight in Syria's civil war.)
The whole point here is that when you step away from leaders, you find a wider view and it's really simplistic to say: This is the Iraq view.
NPR would have been better off presenting Nouri's view as Nouri's and noting that Moqtada al-Sadr and Ayad Allawi are among those in agreement with him. In the Sadr bloc's statements made yesterday, the Sadr bloc specifically noted that there was a wide range of opinions re: Syria within the National Iraqi Alliance — a Shi'ite alliance of various political groups including Moqtada's bloc, Nouri's State of Law, Ibrahim al-Jaafari's National Reform Trend, Ahmad Chalabi's Iraqi National Congress, and Ammar al-Hakim's Islamic Supreme Council of Iraq.
According to John Kerry's testimony to the Senate Foreign Relations Committee yesterday, he spent the last two years wooing foreign leaders to go to war with Syria. He clearly failed in that time to do his job and overseeing the US mission in Iraq to increase diplomatic ties.
How sad for John if Nouri's remarks today shake the resolve of other leaders to go to war on Syria. But that is possible and it's what can happen when you fail to do your job. As Secretary of State, Kerry should have been interacting with Iraq regularly. Didn't happen.
It's not just Nouri. Yesterday, Wael Grace (Al Mada) reported that Moqtada al-Sadr's bloc was saying that a US military attack on Syria would make the already worsening security situation in Iraq spiral out of control. And that is true.
Ayad Allawi's writing about Syria on his Facebook page and noting that Iraq shouldn't be expected to stop aid to Syria from Iran. He's right. Iraq can't even secure their own air space. They lack the planes and the training.
In the fall of 2011, the State Dept began taking over the US mission in Iraq in preparation of the military drawdown. The Dept has been given billions each Fiscal Year for that. And yet they seem to have no idea of what goes on Iraq or what the sentiment there is.
Iraq is the best argument against attacking Syria.
Not just because we're seeing similar lies in the effort to sell the attack.
Also not only because Iraq is a testament to how US governmental 'help' has made another country worse, not better.
But the main reason is because an attack's going to make Iraq worse. Attacking Syria means more refugees entering Iraq, means more al Qaeda and other fighters going through Iraq to enter and leave Syria, means the region is in turmoil and brings back the level of fear (which caused great mental stress in Iraq as studies demonstrated) that was present throughout the US occupation. There is no way Iraq wins from an attack on Syria.
Ayad Allawi Tweets that attacking Syria is not a solution (and he links to this NBC report about the US Senate Foreign Relations Committee's vote today).
Wael Grace (Al Mada) reports that in anticipation of a US strike on Syria, Sahwas are being deployed to Mosul in expectation of an influx of refugees and, more to the point, to assist if the civil war in Syria spills over — a fear that many Iraqis in the area fear.
Meanwhile NINA reports that a Latifiya home invasion yesterday resulted in the shooting of "members of two families of two brothers, killing six children, two women and two men" before blowing up the home. Kareem Raheem, Isabel Coles and Alison Williams (Reuters) quote family member Haneen Mudhhir stating, "Gunmen broke into our house overnight and shot my father four times in the head, they killed my two brothers, they killed my cousin, they were shooting everyone they saw, I escaped from the back door." BBC News explains, "Latifiya is in a religiously-mixed region that came to be known as the 'Triangle of Death' at the peak of Iraq's insurgency in 2006 and 2007." NINA also notes 3 Sahwa were shot dead in Ramadi with another three left injured, a Mosul car bombing claimed the lives of 5 police officers and left four people injured, a Tikrit attack left 1 Sahwa and 1 rebel dead and one rebel injured and two Shawa injured, and 3 Tarmiya bombings claimed the lives of 5 Iraqi soldiers and left seven more injured. "And in the capital's eastern Basmaya district," Press TV adds, "unknown gunmen killed a mechanic and his son. " And in southern Baghdad, NINA reports:
Police source told NINA that an improvised explosive device, emplaced near women beauty salon in Shurta neighborhood, went off wounding the salon's owner and three other civilians, happened to be nearby, as well as causing damages to the salon.
That attack is very important. al Qaeda may or may not be responsible for that attack but for years they have launched attacks in that area. The attack, if carried out by al Qaeda, may have been an attack on business or anything. But the best guess is it being an attack on women who refuse to live in Iraq as though Iraq is Afghanistan.
Through yesterday, Iraq Body Count counts 187 violent deaths in Iraq so far this month. AFP's Prashant Rao offers:
In the first three days of September, at least 90 people were killed, 252 wounded by violence in Iraq – @AFP tally: http://u.afp.com/IraqToll
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An historic move, indeed. We live in interesting times.
Left-right, left-right… we are marching to victory and look un-stopable. High pressure must be maintained on the decenting factions. momentom looks to be ours but we must not allow anything to hinder progress.
"God has called and may call" gays in committed lifelong relationships to serve as ministers.
Good on the Episcopal Church for upholding, supporting and promoting an inclusive Christian church worthy of drawing up the name of Jesus.
I never thought the Episcopal Church would make headway as it is now. I'm sure Gene Robinson (Whom I admire Greatly) helped the 'Episcopal General Convention' in California to overturn the monatorium vote 99 to 45, nine votes over the halfway mark.
I am delighted to be a Gay Christian at this time.
Hear, hear! :)
Great news. Especially if the episcopalians break away from the anglicans which will result in 2 smaller and therefore less influential cults. I think it may be time for a similar assault on the monolithic catholic and muslim cults. It looks like the leadership of those cults will never change so it may be a strategy to try to split them into insignificance. Why any intelligent person would have any time for some fictional church is beyond me. If they're going to worship some badly written book then at least pick somethinng entertaining. I suggest 'The Valley of the Dolls' by Jackie Susann. I want to worship Lion Burke's cock.
The Episcopal church is now officially in apostacy, the Bible specifically forbids pastors or any non laity existing in such sexual immorality. Any Church that is unBiblical is unChristian.
As a Gay Christian do you confess your sin of homosexuality to Christ?
. . . Evangelical . . . So . . . althougth the African church within the Anglican communion does not condem "Polygamy, despite having a hard line biblical stance on homosexulaity . . . does this mean the African church is in a state of apostasy because it refuses to address the sin of mutliple marriages in its communion ? . . .
Go and boil your head son…. My Teacher used to say that to me when I was being as Stupid as you are, and saying what you have said.
Wash your mouth out with soap and water you naughty, naughty Boy.
One must never use the 'C..ck' word because of the 'Hot Flushes' it causes!
There are more splinter groups in the RCC than you can imagine. The same applies to Islam and Judaism. Why do we tend to believe that people of faith agree with one another all the time?
Unity idealizes religion; Santa idealizes Xmas; the Bunny Rabbit…oh, never mind.
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Once you step out of Amsterdam Central Railway Station, you can immediately see the water (= canals) and the people (= tourists), some of those things which make the Amsterdam to a city as it is.
Dam is the "central" square of Amsterdam.
When coming from the railway station it's really hard to miss it - just keep going where most of the people and streets, full of tourist attractions/shops are leading you.
You might usually spot some entertainers on the Dam as well on the other squares (pleins) of Amsterdam.
I have noticed that there are quite many churches in every Dutch city/town.
During my trip I have developed my self some kind of church and promenade fetish, since most of my pictures are like this. :)
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The Official UK PlayStation website has acknowledged that the new sensation, Echochrome, will be hitting PAL networks this Thursday. While the title does offer a ton of pre-created puzzles to work your way through, the game truly shines through its user-driven content more-so than anything.
With Echochrome proving to be one of the top PSN titles in North America and receiving an abundance of downloadable content from users across the continent, it will come as no surprise when this little monochrome title sweeps across Europe this Thursday.
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Issue date: Wednesday, February 12, 1964
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Times Recorder, The (Newspaper) - February 12, 1964, Zanesville, Ohio For Complete Area Sports News Read The Times Recorder 19 PAGES Th Times Recorder Inside Your limes Recorder and THE ZANESVHJLE SIGNAL Sec. Bridge 4 B Classified Ads...... 8-9 B Comic Paxes 4-5 B Deaths. Funerals 10 B Editorial Pases.....4-5 A Markets 5 B Police News 11 A Sports Women's A Weathermap 10 A ZANESVILLE, OHIO, WEDNESDAY, FEBRUARY 12, 1964 SEVEN CENTS Global MEXICO CITY New mili- tary installations are being built by Soviet technicians near the Guantanamo naval base and five other areas in Oriente Province of C u b a, exile sources here r e p o r t (Page 10-B) SIEMREAP, Cambodia Chief of State Prince N o r- dom Sihanouk says the United States must bear responsibility for bombing raids on Cambodian villages by South Vietnamese w a r- planes. (Page 10-B) GENEVA Authoritative sources at the disarma- ment conference say Soviet defector Yuri Nossenko is in a position to give the Unit- ed States vital top secret in- formation on the production of .Russian nuclear weapons. (Page 10-B) The Nation DALLAS Led by several prominent citizens, a stream of witnesses testify that they doubt Jack Ruby could get a fair trial in Dal- las for the slaying of accus- ed presidential assassin Lee Harvey Oswald. (Page 10-B) WASHINGTON Presi- dent Johnson shoots back at critics of his foreign policies declaring that while the world lives in a frustrating period there have been times recently when the skies were grayer than now. (Page 10-B) NOTASULGA Six Negroes find themselves sitting alone in another boycotted "deseg- regated" school a situa- tion which has spurred spec- ulation the federal govern- ment may issue a blanket school integration order for the state of Alabama. (Page 10-B) Around Ohio COLUMBUS Development Director George Wilson win head group of 14 Ohio in- dustrial and business lead- ers who will leave today for two day "blitz trip" to De- troit seeking new industries for the state. (Page 5-A) FOSTORIA Robert S. Moore, 20, of Fostoria, In- dicted for first degree mur- der in death Jan. 8 of wife PhyUis and is being held in jail here pending tilal. (Page 5-A) COLUMBUS Bureau of Un- employment Compensation Administrator Wiflard Dud- ley reveals more than 000 collected in January from delinquent employers and from claimants who had illegally obtained benefit payments. (Page 5-A) Name9 In Neuv Gov. George Wallace of Ala- bama tells newsmen at spe- cial press conference in Cin- cinnati that strong civ- il rights legislation could turn United States into a po- lice state. Lather H. Hodges, Secretary of Commerce, says long- shoremen were coming "dangerously close" to tam- pering with U. S. foreign policy by a threatened boy- cott against loading Soviet- bound American wheat. The Weather FORECAST Increas- ing cloudiness and warmer to- day. (Weathermap on Page PREDICTED TEMPERATURES High Low IS 1UESDAVS TEMPERATURES Tuesday's High 37 Low 12 11 4pm 3t 10 ant. 22 f p m. 33 Noon 29 S p TO. 27 2 pra. U It pm 24 Ohio Skicg Sunict today S-.SS p.m. Sunrtec tomorrow a m. New moon tomorrow a.m. Jupiter continues to appear nearer brighter Venus each evening. It Is ac- tually Venus that n moving toward Ju- piter and both planets are now la the constellation ECHO SCHEDULE The schedule for Echo 1, courtesy thi Sohlo Research Center at Cleve- land. follows: Thursday. to m northwest to southeast, ever- head. (-It to an, weu to Moth, 4f degrees ta southwest U.S. Moves To End Space Base Strike New Fighting Jars Cyprus J. This scene will be repeated many times today as priests place ashes on the foreheads of devont Catholics in Ash Wednesday services. Pictured are Marsha Smalley (left) of 116 Madison street, and Fran Saad of 952 Orchard street. Ash Wednesday, devout Christians the world over begin the observ- ance of Lent. Special services of p r a y e r and Communion will be held this evening in most Protestant churches. In Catholic churches, ashes from the burned palms of last year's Palm Sunday will be nlaced in jars on the altars and blessed. With these ashes, the priests mark crosses on the foreheads of the congre- gations. Ash Wednesday begins the Lenten season, the 40 days before Easter, excluding Sun- days. The name comes from lenten, an old English word for Spring. In the Roman Catholic, Greek Orthodox, An- gelican and Protestant Epis- copal Churches, Lent is a sea- son when Christians fast, pray, go to church and stay away from amusements. Many churches will hold special religious meetings and devotions throughout the Lent- en season. Lent at first was a 36 days period of fasting. But in the reign of Charlemagne, about 800, four days were added to the 36. U.S. Leads Peace Try On Island NICOSIA, Cyprus (UPI) Sharp new fighting broke out Holy Week Speaker Named For Noontime Services Here Rev. Charles D. Kirsch, pas tor of Reynoldsburg Methodist Church, will be the speaker for Jhe annual community noontime Holy Week services sponsored by the Muskingum County As sociation of Churches. This year's services will be deld Monday through Friday March 23-27, at Central Presby- terian Church. The services on Monday through Thursday, at which Rev. Kirsch will speak, will begin at noon and conclude at p.m. At the traditional three-h our ood Friday service, which will begin at noon, local ministers will give sermonettes based on Christ's Seven Last Words from the Cross. Rev. Don Calhoun, pastor of )uncan Falls Presbyterian Church, is serving as chairman or the week. Rev. Kirsch will base each of lis daily talks on the general theme "The Demands of Disci- plcship." The speaker, a native of 'ortsmouth, is a graduate of New Boston High School, Ohio University and Boston Universi Candidates' Petitions OKd All persons who filed declare- ion of candidacy petitions with he Muskingum County Board f Elections for the May 5 pri- mary had a sufficient number f valid signatures, a check made by board members last ight showed. Candidates who may wish to withdraw have only until 4 p.m. aturday to do so. Also any rotests a g a i n s t a candidate must be made by then, ty. He became pastor of the Rey noldsburg church in 1962, and be fore that was pastor of the Sa bina Methodist Church and as sociate pastor of Trinity Episco pal Church and Hyde Park Com 82 Counted Dead After Ship Crash SYDNEY (UPI) The Aus- tralian navy reported Tuesday that 82 men died "without a chance" when the de- stroyer Voyager was cleaved in two by an aircraft carrier seven times its size and sent to the bottom of the Tasman Sea. It was the Australian navy's worst peacetime disaster. The bodies of the captain and two members of his crew were round Tuesday, floating off Aus- tralia's east coast 100 miles southeast of Sydney. Search and rescue teams abandoned all hope of finding the 79 other missing officers, enlisted men and Chilian technicians alive. A total of 239 men aboard the sleek, ultra modern vessel survived, but many were in- ured seriously. The Voyager sank in 480 feet of water late Monday night when it was rammed amid- ships by the aircraft carrier ship, during training maneu- vers. Navy Minister Alexander J. Forbes said the Voyager, dark except for mast ights, cut across the Mel- bourne's bow and was cut in half. Jr munity Methodist Church in Cin- cinnati. Rev. Kirsch traveled exten. sively in Europe in 1957 and will be a part of a study group to Israel in 1965. He is a 32nd de- gree Mason and belongs to Ki- wanis International and the Or- der of Eastern Star. The pastor serves as trustee of the Methodist Home in Cin- cinnati and is Columbus district director of junior high work, di- rector of summer camps and secretary of tie Methodist dele- gation to the Ohio Council of Churches. During his pastorate, the Rey- noldsburg church has received more than 400 members in less Jian two years. Ground will be broken about April 1 for the first unit of a building pro- gram. Tuesday between Greek Turkish Cypriots at the and key southern port of Limassol. The British commanding general ordered British families from the nearby base confined to their homes. Outside Limassol, British troops opened fire for the first time since they began their peace-keeping duties on Cyprus. Two persons were reported killed and two wounded in the Limassol fighting, which was one of a series of clashes that broke out on Cyprus even as the United States spearheaded a drive to settle the differences between warring Cypriot fac- tions before they break into open civil war. U. S. Undersecretary of State George Ball had crisis talks with Turkish government lead- ers Tuesday in Ankara and the U.S. Embassy here announced he will fly to Cyprus Wednes- day for talks with leaders of both Greek and Turkish Cypri- ots. Maj. Peter Young, command- er of the joint British- Greek-Turkish force which has been striving to hold the lid on Cyprus since the Christmas out- burst of fighting, announced he had ordered British families confined to the Limassol base as a precautionary measure. The order followed a gun bat- tie in which two Greek Cypriots were killed and another two re- ported wounded. It was the first shooting incident of the current emergency at Limassol. Outside Limassol, British troops opened fire when Greek Cypriots helping a British driv- from a ditch by unidenti- fied attackers. No casualties were reported in the exchange. The Limassol shooting was accompanied by a similar out- break of fighting on the o u t- skirts of Nicosia where Greek and Turkish Cypriots have erected barricades and dug trenches. er lift his truck were fired on Brown Questions Petitions From Foes Glenn And Taft Approval Expected COLUMBUS (UPI) The nominating petitions of U.S. Rep. Robert Taft Jr., and for mer astronaut John H. Glenn Jr. were held up Tuesday by Secretary of State Ted Brown, but spokesmen for both candi- dates said they felt there were no irregularities and that the petitions would be approved shortly by Brown. Brown, a candidate for the Republican Senate nomination against Taft, said he was ques- tioning Taft's petitions because they were divided into three groups, each notarized by dif- ferent persons. Under Ohio law, all petitions must be notarized by the same person. Glenn's petitions, he said, were being held up until Feb. 20 to see if anyone filed a court action charging Glenn with vio- lation of the federal Hatch Act, which prohibits government em- ployes from engaging in politi- cal activities. Glenn will not be discharged from the Marine Corps until March 1. Brown said it was not his du- ty to disqualify Glenn, but tiiat he would wait until Feb. 20. If no action was filed by that time, he said he would place Glenn's name on the ballot. Ford. Eastman, spokesman at Ui JOHN GLENN TED BROWN the Glenn campaign headquar- with the law. ters, said he was convinced there was no violation of the Hatch Act and that Brown would approve the petitions. "There might he said, "more specific rules concerning the act within the Marine Corps regulations but I can see no conflict in any of Glenn's ac- tions with those rules or the act itself." Eastman foresaw no charges of violation within the time set down by Brown. Robert Reckman, Taft's cam- paign manager, admitted the pe- titions bore the names of not three, but five notaries, but said this in conflict. ROBERT TAFT Johnson Dances Through Congress With Kennedy Legislative Program WASHINGTON may be some question whether Lyndon B. Johnson is a devotee of the Texas twist or White House waltz, clear: He's But one dancing thing is way his through this session of Con- gress. It has been exactly five weeks since the legislators, weary 'rom a frustrating 1963 term, convened for their election-year session under the experienced eye of the new President. In that short time the tax cut bill has cleared the Senate and wobably will be on the Presi- lent's desk by Washington's birthday, Feb. 22. On Monday night, the civil rights bill was overwhelmingly approved by the House, 290-130, and sent to the Senate. Those are the two big ones for 1964. Civil rights still faces a fili- buster in the Senate, but the size of the House vote gave its >ackers new confidence that they can steer it safely past hat barrier after debate starts ate this month. Many Republicans attribute he President's success so far o what Senate Republican Leader Everett M. Dirksen re- fers to as "that new White House telephonic half-nelson known as the 'Texas Twist'." (The President long has been a fast man with ttie telephone. Any time any of his bills are in even when they aren't, according to is on the phone to members of Congress lining up Others give equal credit to the President's large measure of Texas charm, especially the variety displayed at White House gatherings for members of Congress and their ladies. Kennedy Coins Being Minted PHILADELPHIA (UPI) New 50 cent pieces bearing the likeness of the late Pres- ident Kennedy went into pro- duction Tuesday at U. S. mints here and in Denver. The first coins struck at both mints win be sent to the White House. President John- son is to present them to Mrs. Jacqueline Kennedy and her and John. Sinatra Kidnap Called Hoax LOS ANGELES (UPI) De- fense attorneys charged Tues- day that Frank Sinatra Jr. agreed to his own kidnaping a plot they said was financed by a mystery man as an "ad- vertising scheme" to win fame and money like his movie star 'ather. The "mystery man" was not named, but defense attorney George A. Forde said a "mys- erious financier" was linked to the case. Forde made the charge in his opening statement o the jury of nine men and three women at the trial of three men accused of kidnaping wing Sinatra Dec. 8 and re- leasing him unharmed a few days later for ransom paid by his father. The federal government called its first four witnesses Tuesday morning, mostly to supply background for charges relating to the kidnap conspir- acy. "We intend to show that cer- tain people financed the al- leged kidnaping, which I would call an advertising Forde declared at the second day of the trial. He said the "kidnaping" was mastermined and financed by an unnamed singer who has "cut two mil- lion records." Another defense attorney, Gladys Towles Root, said the defense would show that a sing- er named Dean Torrence, mem- ber of the singing team of Jan and Dean, shared a safety de- posit box with one defendant, Barry Worthington Keenan, 23, and that of the ransom money was found in the box by federal agents. Mrs. Root also said in her opening statement that the de- fense would show that "a con- tractual agreement was reached between Frank Sinatra Jr. and others in the alleged kidnap- ing." It was Mrs. Root who called the alleged kidnap an "ad- vertising scheme." Forde is a co-defender for Jo- seph Gyde Amsler, 23, while Mrs. Root represents defendant John William Irwin, 42. Keenan's attorney, Charles Crouch, told the jury that the "kidnaping" was "a comedy of errors like a movie script" He said the crux of the case was for jurors "to decide whether a crime has been com- mitted." "We will show that Frank Jr. was involved in chicanery from start to Crouch said. The prosecution charges that the 19-year-old entertainer's son was spirited away from a Lake Tahoe motel, smuggled through a mountain roadblock and then driven to the Los Angeles area where he was released at the time of the ransom payoff. (The word is that the Presi- dent makes it a point to dance at least once with the wife of each congressman, Democrat and Republican. It's said the la- dies don't forget such The President admittedly will need all of his power and charm in the Senate civil rights fight. Many of the Southern Democratic leaders who willing- ly cooperated on the tax cut bill cannot line up with him on that issue. The Dixie senators have been threatening weeks and even months of filibuster against the bill to bar discrimination in vot- ing, public accommodations, employment, education and use of federal funds. But administration forces also have started preparing for the Senate battle. They have made it plain they do not think they will lose. In a statement issued imme- diately after the House ap- proved the rights bill, the Presi- dent said he hopes the "same spirit of nonpartisanship" dis- played in the House would pre- vail in the Senate. But there obviously must be more telephone calls. Jury Grants A Common Pleas Court jury yesterday awarded Golden Rule Lodge, from the city as payment for a building owned by the lodge which the city is taking for construction of a public safety center. 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Gulshan was earlier seen in films like "Shaitan" and "Hate Story".
Bagging a role in "Ram Leela", a film by Sanjay Leela Bhansali, has been a dream come true.
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Back in 2013, the Bay Area Bikeshare system launched. Around 700 light blue bikes were set up around San Francisco and San Jose, available for people to rent for an hour or more to scoot about town. Two years later, the program, considered an astounding success with nearly a half million riders, plans on not only adding 7,000 more bikes but also expanding to the East Bay. Sweeeet.
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Cycling Napa Valley: 6 Great Rides
Some visitors are mystified that anyone would want to ride a bike in Napa Valley where there are endless amounts of great food, wine, and drivers who have been "tasting responsibly" crowding the limited roads. Others plan their day or weekend around renting bikes and touring the wineries or taking a serious ride through vines, across the valley, and as far as the Sonoma Cost (and back). This blog goes out to all of you who are looking for the best two-wheel tours of Napa Valley from an amateur but competitive cyclist who loves to ride.
Look of the Week: Chic Cyclist
May is National Bike Month and last Thursday was San Francisco's 17th Annual Bike to Work Day. Even Mayor Ed Lee joined in on the pedal-thon, biking from Golden Gate Park to City Hall. In case you missed it, the SF Bike Coalition has some great photos of all the cyclists who inspired this week's Look.
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PORTLAND STATE: Serves the City, and the World
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THE MOTTO OF PORTLAND STATE UNIVERSITY in Oregon is emblazoned on a sky bridge that spans Broadway, Portland s main thoroughfare: Let Knowledge Serve the City. "We'd like to change it now to Let Knowledge Serve the Globe," quips Kevin Kecskes, associate vice provost for engagement. Portland State, already known for deep community partnerships, today works on a broader canvass seeking sustainable solutions to economic, environmental, and social challenges that confront cities everywhere.
This urban university practices what it preaches. In a city crisscrossed by light rail and streetcars, most students, faculty, and staff walk, ride bicycles, or take public transportation to the compact, 49-acre campus. The new president, Wim Wiewel, an expert on urban affairs, rode a bicycle to work on his first day in August 2008. Most of the 26,000 students commute; the dorms abutting Broadway house only 2,000 of them, although plans are on the drawing boards for several thousand more.
The city itself is a powerful draw for the 1,700 international students. "Typically international students want to come to an urban environment. The living environment is more supportive culturally and more diverse than in a university town like Corvallis or tò an extent Eugene," said Gil Latz, vice provost for international affairs and a professor of geography. Portland's lures also make faculty recruiting easier. "A lot of people want to live in the Pacific Northwest," said Ronald Tammen, director of the Mark Hatfield School of Government. Wiewel, who came from Chicago, said his new hometown "is such an easy city to sell. It's a great brand."
Wiewel is building on momentum created over a decade at Portland State. His predecessor, Daniel Bernstine, doubled enrollment and won the National Association of State Universities and Land-Grant Colleges' (now the Association of Public and Land-Grant Universities, A-P-L-U) Michael Malone International Leadership Award in 2005 for his efforts to internationalize Portland State.
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The new president, a native of Amsterdam, views attracting more international and out-of-state students as a strategic way of broadening the educational experience for Oregon students. The student body typifies what some call "the new majority" in American higher education: older and often part-time. Most of these collegians "can't park their family and their job for six months to go study in Berlin," said Duncan Carter, associate dean of the College of Liberal Arts and Sciences.
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- Project (Pid, Title, Start_Date, Due_Date,Prj_Instructor)
- CoursePre-Req(CourseCode, Pre-requisite)
- Course (CourseCode, C_Name,Prg_Code)
- Student (VUSid, Std_Name, Std_Age,Prg_Code, )
- Program (Prg_Code, Prg_Name,No_of_Sem)
- ProgramDur (Prg_Code , Max_Dur)
The three queries that I could notsolve are as follows. Please help me in these.
- List thenames, ages, Department Name of professors, working in a differentdepartment.
- List theprofessor Names, Total Experience and Group by professorNames.( using aggregatefunctions)
- List theprogram code, program Name, Max. Duration from relations namedProgram. ( using aggregate functions)


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